AIRO News & Events

Reports Q4 adjusted EBITDA $8.9M vs. $19.2M last year. Chirinjeev Kathuria, Executive Chairman, added, "Our public listing and strengthened balance sheet position AIRO to pursue significant opportunities emerging across our end markets. We continue to see strong demand across the drone industry driven by evolving defense requirements with our RQ-35 intelligence surveillance, reconnaissance ("ISR") drone, along with our proposed partnerships with battle-tested Ukrainian technology providers such as Bullet and Nord Drone Group position AIRO at the forefront of next-generation unmanned systems development." "2025 was a defining year for AIRO as we executed across our platform and advanced a number of key operational milestones," said CEO Joe Burns. "We delivered full-year revenue growth, expanded our U.S. manufacturing capabilities, and advanced toward Blue UAS certification. These accomplishments position AIRO to capture growing demand for autonomous ISR systems, resilient logistics platforms and integrated training solutions across global defense markets."

AIRO Group announced that its wholly owned subsidiary Coastal Defense, part of the company's training division, has been awarded a $1.9M, one-year ndefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract to support U.S. Navy Flight and Joint Terminal Attack Controller training programs. "This award builds directly on the successful work our team has already delivered for this customer and highlights the growing depth of AIRO's training capabilities," said Chris Levy, senior VP and general manager of AIRO's training division. "Supporting critical Navy training missions requires realism, reliability, and a deep understanding of operational requirements. AIRO's Training Division remains focused on delivering scalable, high-fidelity solutions that strengthen readiness and meet the evolving needs of naval aviation."