Deliver beyond the road.
AirMe is building autonomous aerial delivery infrastructure for lightweight, time-sensitive deliveries in African cities.
Building in Kigali, Rwanda
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AIRME R1 — CONCEPT AIRCRAFT
Designed for lightweight, time-sensitive deliveries.
The last mile doesn't have to follow the road.
AirMe connects businesses to autonomous aerial delivery, enabling eligible packages to travel directly through the air instead of following congested roads.
Built for businesses that move things.
Restaurants & Food
Time-sensitive meals and fresh products.
Retail & E-commerce
Small packages delivered directly to customers.
Pharmacies
Eligible urgent healthcare products.
Suppliers
Small, time-sensitive B2B deliveries.
Marketplaces & Platforms
A future aerial fulfillment layer for existing orders.
What we're building
AirMe is more than an aircraft.
Aircraft
The physical delivery system.
Delivery Intelligence
Routing, eligibility, dispatch and mission management.
Operations
Tracking, fleet management, safety and delivery coordination.
Meet AirMe R1.
Our first aerial delivery platform, designed for lightweight urban deliveries.
- Payload
- TBD
- Delivery mechanism
- Tether / winch concept
- Autonomy
- Development roadmap
How it works
From order to arrival.
01
Order
A business receives an order.
02
AirMe
The delivery enters the AirMe system.
03
Flight
AirMe determines whether the package is suitable for aerial delivery and prepares the mission.
04
Delivery
The aircraft flies directly toward the destination.
05
Drop
The package is lowered using the delivery mechanism without requiring the aircraft to land.
Pilot program
Help us build the first AirMe delivery network in Kigali.
We're looking for businesses with recurring lightweight deliveries to participate in early testing and help shape the product.
Become a Pilot Partner
Investors & partners
We're building the infrastructure for autonomous delivery in Africa.
AirMe is currently developing its first aerial delivery prototype in Kigali and looking for financial, technical and commercial partners to move from prototype to pilot operations.