Airscort offers autonomous drone docking stations with automatic battery swapping and cloud-based mission control (including the FlytMini model) to enable fully autonomous missions across security, agriculture, and inspections.

Airscort partnered with Israeli startup High Lander to deliver low-cost autonomous drone security and surveillance systems, combining Airscort’s docking and charging systems with High Lander’s fleet management software.

Company profiles on Gust and F6S indicate Airscort is a 2014-founded aerospace startup in Jerusalem developing military-grade docking and charging stations, described as field-tested, sales-ready, and aimed at enabling fully autonomous commercial drone applications.

Geospatial World’s company listing describes Airscort Ltd. as an OEM drone technology company focused on advanced docking and charging systems for extended and reliable commercial drone operations across multiple industries.

ZoomInfo reports Airscort as an aerospace and defense company with fewer than 25 employees, revenue under $5 million, and a dedicated engineering team in Israel focused on autonomous drone docking stations such as FlytMini.

F6S notes that Airscort has raised capital from at least three individual investors, including Yitzhak Tal, indicating some early-stage external funding though no large institutional rounds are visible.

Public startup profiles list Airscort’s employee range as approximately 1–10 and around 3 employees on Gust, with no recent large-scale hiring signals, suggesting a small, stable core team.