India's Bon V has elected to use ParaZero SafeAir parachute recovery systems in its fleet of heavy-lift cargo drones and eVTOL aircraft.

Bon V provides AI-powered, unmanned aircraft vehicles, including multi-utility, heavy lift cargo aircraft. A new partnership names ParaZero as an exclusive supplier of safety systems for Bon V's range of aerial logistics platforms, ranging from 250kg to 650kg maximum take off weight. Bon V plans to support the burgeoning drone logistics industry across a myriad of global industrial sectors.

“Bon V is revolutionising aerial mobility and aerial logistics. We're incredibly excited to partner with their engineers on integrating our world-class safety systems into the Bon V heavy-lift and urban air mobility fleet,” says ParaZero ceo Boaz Shetzer.

Equipping Bon V's heavy lift drones with ParaZero SafeAir autonomous ballistic recovery systems (BRS) will provide critical safety, design, and regulatory benefits for Bon V and their customers.

It protects cargo and the surrounding environment in case of aircraft in-flight emergency, involves design-level, seamless integration of the ParaZero ballistic recovery system, and enables applications for new airspace authorisations and flight permissions.

Outside of the metropolitan areas, India's rugged terrain and mountainous borders create a supply logistics challenge for Indian Defense Forces, disaster relief agencies, and commercial industries. While previously served by systems heavily reliant on pack animals to navigate mountain paths, Bon V offers an end-to-end aerial logistics solution that can deliver critical supplies to outlying areas in a fraction of the time, at a fraction of the cost, compared to traditional, current-state practices.

ParaZero's onboard drone safety systems, SafeAir can be integrated with uncrewed vehicles and eVTOL platforms of any size. SafeAir constantly monitors a wide array of flight data to accurately detect a potential problem, deploying autonomously in the event of a failure. Equipped with ParaZero's patented parachute technology, SafeAir systems have been used to facilitate regulatory acceptance and enable autonomous flight beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) in countries around the world by providing a fail-safe solution to mitigate ground risk.