AIRO Group Holdings, Inc. develops aerospace, autonomy and air mobility technologies for defense and commercial markets. The company’s recurring news centers on its Drones, Avionics, Training and Electric Air Mobility segments, including RQ-35 ISR drone production, the RQ-70 Dainn unmanned aircraft system, avionics for military and general aviation platforms, and integrated training services.
AIRO updates also cover financial results, manufacturing capacity, U.S. and allied defense customer activity, and contract awards through its Training Division and Coastal Defense subsidiary. Its disclosures frequently connect drone platforms, embedded autonomy, flight training and advanced air mobility to operations in the United States, Canada and Denmark.
AIRO (Nasdaq: AIRO) will present at the 2026 Cantor Global Technology & Industrial Growth Conference in New York City on Wednesday, March 11, 2026 at 9:20 AM ET.
Executives presenting include CEO Captain Joe Burns, CFO Mariya Pylypiv, and Executive Chairman Dr. Chirinjeev Kathuria. A live webcast is available via the company’s investor relations Events & Presentations page; investors can register for one-on-one meetings through their sales representatives.
AIRO (Nasdaq: AIRO) said its subsidiary Coastal Defense, within the Training Division, won a $1.9 million one‑year Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract to support U.S. Navy Flight and JTAC training programs.
The contract covers specialized training support to enhance realism, standardized joint procedures, and advanced communication skills that underpin Navy readiness and close air support coordination.
AIRO (Nasdaq: AIRO) announced that CEO Captain Joe Burns was named a 2025 RedHawk50 honoree by Miami University on February 5, 2026, recognizing alumni driving innovation and leadership in global industries.
Burns, a Miami alumnus, is noted for leadership across commercial and military aviation and for guiding AIRO’s work in autonomy, advanced air mobility, and mission-ready systems for commercial and defense customers.
AIRO (NASDAQ:AIRO) announced completion of the first U.S.-produced RQ-35 ISR drones at its Phoenix, Arizona manufacturing facility, with Phase 1 assembly and validation concluding after final flight tests on December 11, 2025.
The U.S.-built systems match specifications from AIRO’s Denmark facility, advance the RQ-35 through the Department of War’s Blue UAS certification pathway, and support AIRO’s Made-in-America expansion alongside its Nord Drone and Bullet joint-venture efforts.
AIRO (NASDAQ: AIRO) reported Q3 2025 results and strategic progress on defense drones and liquidity.
Key financials: Q3 revenue $6.3M; YTD revenue $42.6M vs $47.2M prior year; gross margin YTD 58.1% vs 64.7% prior year; Q3 net loss $(8.0)M (improved from $(30.3)M); Q3 EBITDA $(5.7)M (improved from $(23.1)M); cash and restricted cash $83.7M as of Sept 30, 2025.
Operational highlights: Nord Drone JV announced (capacity 4,000 to 25,000 drones/month), Sky-Watch awarded $4.5M CEW development program, Bullet LOI for 50/50 JV, U.S. manufacturing expansion, and medium-lift cargo concept with Jaunt; completed upsized $89.4M follow-on offering (used $19.4M to repurchase 1.1M shares).
AIRO (Nasdaq: AIRO) and Nord-Drone executed a definitive agreement on November 14, 2025 to form AIRO Nord-Drone LLC, a transatlantic defense joint venture combining AIRO's U.S. manufacturing and procurement capabilities with Nord-Drone Group's European production and combat-proven platforms.
The joint venture will prioritize rapid production and deployment to support current U.S., NATO, and Ukraine operational requirements, leveraging Nord-Drone's capacity of approximately 4,000 drones per month (including FPV strike units, loitering munitions, NORD-10 and NORD-15 models with ranges up to 15 km and payloads up to 4.5 kg).
Formation is subject to customary closing conditions, including satisfaction of applicable regulatory requirements and other conditions precedent.
AIRO Group Holdings (Nasdaq: AIRO) will report its third quarter 2025 financial results on Friday, November 14, 2025 at 8:00 a.m. ET. The company will host a conference call and live audio webcast with Q&A for investors and analysts.
Participants may dial 1 (800)-715-9871 (US) or 1 (646)-307-1963 (international) and use access code 7911023. A live webcast and replay will be available in the Events & Presentations section of AIRO’s investor relations site at https://investor.theairogroup.com/ within 24 hours after the call.
Dial-in is recommended 15 minutes before the scheduled start to avoid delays.
AIRO (Nasdaq: AIRO) announced on November 11, 2025 that its subsidiary Jaunt Air Mobility Canada is a participating partner in the MACADA (MAturity of Collaborative Avoidance Development Approach) initiative alongside Thales Canada and Vertiko Mobilité.
MACADA focuses on detect-and-avoid technologies for eVTOL and UAV integration into shared airspace, emphasizing energy management optimization, realistic scenario simulations, hardware prototyping, and flight testing. The project aims to mature systems for connectivity, navigation planning, information sharing, and operational predictability and to strengthen INSAT program pillars: aircraft architecture, systems integration, and operational support.
AIRO (Nasdaq: AIRO) will showcase its battle‑proven RQ-35 ISR drone at Modern Warfare Week in mid‑November 2025. The RQ-35 is presented as engineered for GNSS/GPS‑denied environments with autonomous, fire‑and‑forget operation; AIRO says each system completed >500 missions and fleets have flown tens of thousands of real‑world sorties. The company highlights NATO use and deployment with Ukrainian forces, live demos by Sky‑Watch and Coastal Defense teams, and an expanding U.S. manufacturing facility in Phoenix to supply domestic defense customers.
AIRO Group (NASDAQ:AIRO) and Ukrainian developer Bullet signed a Letter of Intent to form a 50/50 joint venture to produce and deploy Bullet's high-speed fixed-wing interceptor drones for the U.S., NATO defense markets and Ukraine.
The platform reaches up to 300 mph (450 km/h), has a flight range up to 200 km, and payload capacity of 2.5–9 kg. The JV will pursue U.S. and allied defense contracts, expand production in the U.S. and Ukraine, accelerate R&D for interceptor and strike variants, coordinate with Ukraine's Ministry of Defense, and expects to finalize definitive agreements within 60 days.