A drone company that makes its own parts.
The challenge
Most drones are assembled from someone else's parts. Controllers from one supplier, motors from another, power from a third. Every seam is a compromise.
So how do you build a drone you can truly stand behind? You make every part of it yourself, from the flight controller out.
Workshop
What we value
Own the stack
If it matters in flight, we design it.
Fly it first
Nothing ships that we haven't flown.
Stay honest
Real specs. Measured, not marketed.
Team
Engineers, machinists and pilots working side by side. Small enough that everyone flies what they build.
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Founder & CEO
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Chief Technology Officer
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Head of Flight Control
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Head of Propulsion
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Head of Manufacturing
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Autonomy Lead
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Lead Test Pilot
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Head of Operations
Disciplines
Firmware. Controls. Motor design. Power electronics. Battery systems. Composites. Autonomy. Flight test. Manufacturing. Operations.
Where we build
By the numbers
100%
Parts made in-house
12,000+
Test flights
6
Products
40+
Engineers
So far
2023
Day one
A garage, a soldering iron, and a flight controller that wouldn't quit.
2024
FC-1 flies
Our first in-house flight controller completes 1,000 test flights.
2024
Drive spins up
Motors and props, wound and balanced on our own line.
2025
Avila One
Every part ours. The first full Avila drone takes off.
2026
Beta fleet
Avila One in the hands of our first operators.
Avila is engineer-led and builds every part of its aircraft in-house, from the flight controller to the frame.
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