Easy Aerial markets military-grade autonomous Drone-in-a-Box solutions, including free-flight and tethered UAV systems designed for deployment in hostile environments and remote operation worldwide.

Easy Aerial states that it is ISO 9001 and AS9100 certified and that all of its products are NDAA compliant, reflecting a mature aerospace-quality and US federal-compliance posture.

Easy Aerial reports being listed on the US DoD Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) Blue List and highlights that its handheld controller is DIU Blue List certified, signaling alignment with US trusted drone procurement standards.

Media reporting indicates that Easy Aerial holds multi-million dollar contracts with the US Air Force and provides drone operator training under contract with US Customs and Border Protection.

Open-source reporting links Easy Aerial’s operational deployment to the Israeli military and notes a contract relationship with Israeli defense firm Elbit Systems.

Company and media descriptions indicate Easy Aerial maintains headquarters in Brooklyn, New York, with additional offices in Gan HaShomron, Israel, reflecting a bi-national operational footprint.

The Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corporation declined to renew Easy Aerial’s lease for business and compliance reasons, forcing the company to vacate its Brooklyn Navy Yard facility after activist pressure.

Video evidence shows Easy Aerial autonomous drone-in-a-box systems integrated with remote ground vehicles patrolling the Israeli border, demonstrating real-world autonomous security operations.