Drone delivery, Flirtey, Sydney, Australia, Reno, Nevada, USA

Real-time delivery by flying robots. Anytime. Anywhere. We're pioneering an exciting future and we want you to be a part of it.

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On March 28 2015, Flirtey delivery drones were put into action to deliver medical supplies to Land Search and Rescue. The trial was sponsored by Trade Me, the largest online marketplace in New Zealand.

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On July 17 2015 Flirtey made history with the first drone delivery in the US, delivering 24 packages of urgent medical supplies in Wise Virginia.

The research flights took place in partnership with Mid-Atlantic Aviation Partnership at Virginia Tech, Remote Area Medical, including NASA’s Langley Research Center.

Governor of Virginia Terry McAuliffe received the first package at the event, which will be remembered as a Kitty Hawk moment in the history of drone delivery.

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Continuing Fastway Couriers’ commitment to technology and innovation, the friendly courier experts have invested in Flirtey, the world’s first commercial aerial delivery service, marking the beginning of an exciting collaboration. Fastway and Flirtey recently successfully trialled their first drone parcel delivery in Auckland, transporting auto parts from the Fastway office in Penrose to the TR Group headquarters in Mount Wellington, a trip over factories and traffic clogged roads delivering car parts.

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June 22 2016 - Independent drone delivery service Flirtey and Dr. Timothy Amukele at Johns Hopkins successfully conducted the first ship-to-shore drone delivery in the U.S. on the New Jersey coastline, for the United Nations and the American Red Cross. “Imagine a future where in the event of a natural disaster like Hurricane Sandy, Flirtey drones rapidly deliver emergency medical supplies, food and water,” said Flirtey CEO Matt Sweeny.

The drone collected medical samples from the shore and delivered them to a ship; then collected medicine from the ship and delivered it to the shore. The flights were autonomous and demonstrated how unmanned aircraft can provide life-saving aid to victims of a disaster, such as a hurricane.

Flirtey is the premier independent drone delivery service, with a mission to create the fastest, most efficient and customer-centric delivery service in the world. The U.S.-based startup has worked with NASA, the University of Nevada, Reno, The New Jersey Test Site and Virginia Tech to create the leading technology and logistics systems for a mass-market drone delivery network.

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Domino's has successfully performed the first commercial delivery of pizza by drone in the world.

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On July 22 2016, Flirtey made history by completing the first autonomous drone delivery to a customer home in collaboration with 7-Eleven, the world's largest convenience retailer, by delivering over-the-counter medicines, food and drinks.

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In October 2017, Flirtey announced a partnership to launch the first automated external defibrillator (AED) drone delivery service in the United States.

Cardiac arrest is the leading cause of natural death in America. For every minute that a victim of cardiac arrest waits to receive defibrillation, their odds of survival decrease by about 10 percent. By using drones to deliver AEDs, Flirtey's technology will increase the odds of surviving cardiac arrest and ultimately save lives.

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Flirtey, the pioneer of the commercial drone delivery industry, has unveiled the much-anticipated first video of its next-generation delivery drone, the Flirtey Eagle.

The aircraft designer and manufacturer also unveiled the Flirtey Portal, a sophisticated take off and landing platform that enables scalable store-to-door operations; and an autonomous software platform that enables drones to deliver safely to homes.

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Flirtey invited CBS News correspondent John Blackstone to Flirtey's headquarters to witness the delivery drones being tested. "We've been secretly testing this technology in the desert for years, and this is the first time a film crew has come out to see it."

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