Aquiline Drones has signed a multi-year agreement with eTT Aviation to use the SkedFlex product to support Aquiline’s network of thousands of pilots nationwide. 

Aquiline Drones operates a small airline making it one of only a few drone companies in the US operating under a 14-CFR Part 135 Air Carrier Certificate. Because of this, they are implementing the same systems in use in a traditional airline for added safety and security of their drone operation. SkedFlex is widely used by North American-based air carriers to provide the tools to support safe and efficient flight operations.

“We pride ourselves as exemplars, advocating safety first, followed by standardization under strict auspices of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA),” says Tom Keck Aquiline Drones/AD Airlines, Director of Operations. “Being an airline, and implementing proven tools like SkedFlex, provides AD added leverage in achieving crucial authorization to perform complex and highly uncommon drone operations.”

“The opportunity to work with Aquiline and support their drone operations with SkedFlex is an exciting opportunity for us,” according to eTT Aviation President Tom LaJoie. “Our focus is to provide operators with the best software automation to allow them to more easily, efficiently, and safely do their jobs – manned or unmanned.” 

“The passion of the eTT team to adapt their SkedFlex product to the UAV market dovetails nicely with the Aquiline Drones spirit of approaching the use of drones as aircraft operating in an airline environment. Their ‘can-do’ attitude and flexibility is what separates them from the rest”, adds Keck.

Both companies share the values of agility, reliability, innovation, and safety. They look forward to building on the partnership and the opportunity to bring additional capabilities to the Aquiline Drones operation as it grows.

This press release was prepared and distributed by eTT Aviation.