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Flyward
Who We Are

About Flyward

Flyward is a Silicon Valley–born aerospace AI company building AI-native autonomy infrastructure for drones, eVTOLs, flying cars, and next-generation aircraft. We take the frontier of modern autonomy — deep learning, computer vision, multimodal foundation models, motion planning, flight control, and large-scale simulation — and engineer it for the environment with the least room for error: the sky. Our products are built for aircraft makers, operators, airspace managers, and research institutions.

Our Stack

What We Build

From a single aircraft to the airspace it flies in, our stack covers every layer autonomy depends on.

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AI for Aircraft

Vision-based navigation that keeps an aircraft localized when GPS is denied, multimodal perception that detects obstacles, reads the ground below, and tracks airborne targets, and aviation foundation models that anticipate how a situation will unfold.

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02

Autonomous Flight System

Onboard sensor fusion, terrain and building databases, synthetic vision, and real-time path planning, delivering autonomous takeoff, landing, and return-to-home.

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03

Flight Simulation & Digital Twin

A planet-scale platform for modeling aircraft and validating missions before they ever fly.

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04

Airspace Management

Our commercially available 4D Airspace platform plans, deconflicts, and monitors low-altitude traffic across space and time.

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Why We Exist

Our Mission

We believe the next era of aviation won't be won by whoever builds the most aircraft, but by whoever makes aircraft intelligent and lets them share the sky safely.That is why we don't build airframes. We give every aircraft an AI brain, and give the sky an operating system.Our mission is to make autonomous flight safe, scalable, and available to every industry, until taking to the sky is as ordinary as taking to the road.

$9Trillion

Morgan Stanley projects the global urban air mobility (eVTOL/flying car) market could reach $9 trillion by 2050.

98KAircraft

By 2050, it is anticipated that 98,000 eVTOL/flying cars will be operating in the skies above 95 major cities worldwide.

800+Companies

As of 2025, there are already over 800 companies globally related to the eVTOL/flying car industry.

900+Designs

To date, there are already over 900 different configurations of eVTOL/flying cars globally.

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