Yariv Bash is the CEO and co-founder of Flytrex. Flytrex is a drone delivery company that partners with retailers and restaurants to provide fast, safe and cost-effective air delivery directly to their customers’ yards. Flytrex operates the largest backyard drone delivery service in the United States, with daily delivery stations in North Carolina and Texas, and contracts with some of the world’s largest retail and restaurant chains.
Yariv has spearheaded Flytrex delivery services for five years. Before Flytrex, Yariv launched Beresheet, the first private interplanetary robotic mission to the Moon, in 2019. He is the founder and CEO of SpaceIL, a $100 million Israeli non-profit organization. was.
In January, Flytrex announced long-time partners cozy air unmanned Granted Standard Part 135 Airline Certification The approval from the FAA allows Flytrex to operate and complete long-range, on-demand commercial drone deliveries within the United States.
This milestone is the result of years of rigorous training and testing that prove Flytrex drone delivery services maintain the highest safety standards. With this Part 135 accreditation, Flytrex and CAU will further expand their drone delivery services nationwide, and eventually he will deliver food, beverages and other goods to more than 82 million eligible backyards and front yards across the United States. This approval is granted only to authoritative lists. To date, we have targeted select companies such as Amazon Prime Air, Alphabet’s Wing, UPS and Zipline.
Since successfully launching the world’s first fully autonomous urban drone delivery system in Reykjavík, Iceland in 2017, Flytrex and Causey have worked closely with regulators to ensure the highest safety when launching drone deliveries. We have helped to ensure that standards are met. Together they participated in the FAA’s UAS Integrated Pilot Program (IPP), which ended in October 2020, and his subsequent FAA initiative. underworking with the North Carolina Department of Transportation to help address remaining UAS integration challenges.
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