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This morning at VERTICON, we provided a firsthand look at how SkyOS™, the world’s first operating system for flight, is maturing its capabilities on the Black Hawk platform. In a session led by former commander of the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (aka the “Night Stalkers”) and our Director of Strategic Pursuits, Mike Hertzendorf, we shared how our team was able to rapidly expand our flight envelope for Black Hawk with SkyOS, to perform precision maneuvers and patterns with one hand. Just weeks after achieving the first-ever automated pickup, hover, and setdown of a Black Hawk with SkyOS, we’re continuing to witness our system’s maturity on a new platform. SkyOS unlocks safety and performance without compromise – making flying every aircraft more reliable and effective. Watch as this battle-proven aircraft enters a new era.

Celebrating 10 years 🚁🛩️ We’re on a mission to make flying every aircraft safe and simple, and that’s why we’ve created SkyOS™, the world’s first operating system for flight. We’re the only company to have developed aircraft-agnostic technology to make that future a reality, and 10 years in, we’ve secured partnerships across every major aviation sector – including the U.S. military, emergency medical service operators, law enforcement, private operators, including the largest firefighting agency in the world as well as international markets. By replacing conventional, complex mechanical flight controls in both helicopters and airplanes to support safe operations in all situations, including emergencies, SkyOS creates a synergistic partnership between human skill and intelligent automation, setting a new standard for safe aviation operations. SkyOS’ impact reaches far beyond the cockpit, creating ripple effects that enhance public safety, strengthen national resilience, and accelerate the transition to a more sustainable, equitable future of air mobility.