FLYDE operates regulated aerial logistics corridors connecting certified coastal delivery hubs to yachts at anchor or offshore.

Once an order is confirmed, goods are prepared and secured at a FLYDE hub located in or near a marina. A professional delivery drone then transports the cargo directly to the vessel via a predefined aerial route, significantly reducing delivery time compared to traditional tender operations.

The service is designed for fast, reliable and low-impact maritime logistics in premium environments.

Yes. FLYDE operates under specific authorisations granted by national civil aviation authorities and in coordination with local maritime stakeholders.

Each operational zone is validated through advanced risk assessment methodologies compliant with European aviation regulations. Flights are conducted by trained operators using professional-grade systems, with strict procedures covering safety, weather conditions, and operational continuity.

Drone delivery is designed to complement existing maritime logistics while enhancing safety and efficiency.

FLYDE focuses on time-critical and high-value deliveries rather than bulk transport.

Typical use cases include technical spare parts, medical supplies, urgent provisions, documents, and selected retail or luxury items. Payload capacity and operational range depend on the specific drone system and regulatory framework of each deployment zone.

The service is optimised for rapid response logistics within coastal and offshore environments.

FLYDE services are deployed progressively through the establishment of certified delivery hubs and regulated aerial corridors in selected maritime regions.

Each new zone is developed in coordination with civil aviation authorities, ports, marinas and local logistics stakeholders. As the network expands, additional coastal areas and strategic yachting destinations will be integrated into the operational footprint.

Interested partners can contact FLYDE to learn about current availability and upcoming deployments.

In active zones, yacht agents, suppliers and logistics partners can integrate FLYDE into their existing workflow to enable faster offshore deliveries.

In regions where the service is not yet available, marinas, ports, local authorities and industry stakeholders may collaborate with FLYDE to assess the feasibility of establishing a delivery hub and aerial corridor.

FLYDE supports partners throughout the evaluation and deployment process, from regulatory coordination to operational implementation.