Route design
We test origin, destination, terrain, airspace, people, weather and payload before deciding whether flight is the right answer.
Heavy-lift aerial logistics
The shortest route
is through the air.
LIFTGRID is building an end-to-end heavy-lift drone logistics service for critical industrial freight: planning the route, authorising the operation, mobilising the site and flying the load.
255
KG
THREE-AIRCRAFT
DUAL-BATTERY AGGREGATE*
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THE SERVICE
Not a drone courier
We remove the
access problem.
LIFTGRID is for freight that loses time, money or safety margin on the last difficult miles: wind-turbine parts above the road head, tools across a remote estate, equipment beside a transmission line, or a replacement component needed before an industrial shutdown grows.
Explore the complete service
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Direct aerial route
Over the obstacle.
Not around it.
We compare the aerial route with the road, track, boat or helicopter alternative—then fly only when the operational and commercial case holds up.
02 / 03
Controlled payload
Pick up.
Fly. Place.
Loads can move between prepared landing areas or be lowered by winch where touching down is impractical. Weight, attachment and release are planned before take-off.
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Controlled operation
Technology assists.
The crew decides.
LiDAR, radar, vision and RTK improve awareness. The operating team still owns the route, weather limits, sterile areas, contingencies and go/no-go decision.
01
WHAT WE DO
One accountable service.
Before, during and after flight.
LIFTGRID manages the work around the aircraft—not only the minutes it spends in the air.
Cargo engineering
Every load is weighed, measured, secured and assigned to the right aircraft configuration, hook or lifting system.
Authorisation
We build the operating case, procedures and evidence needed for the relevant UK CAA or European authority pathway.
Site mobilisation
Aircraft, batteries, charging, crew, barriers, communications and ground control travel to the operating site.
Aerial delivery
Point-to-point or winch delivery moves freight across the access problem, with the crew controlling every phase.
Repeat routes
Successful missions become measured, documented routes that can support planned maintenance and regular supply.
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WHERE IT FITS
Industrial freight.
Difficult access.
The strongest starting market is planned, repeatable work where ground access is slow or disproportionate.
TELECOMS
Keep remote networks within reach.
Batteries, radios, tools and repair kits for difficult mast sites.
WIND ENERGYProtect the maintenance window.
Tooling, parts and project supplies for upland assets.
POWER GRIDSupport the line without following the road.
Utility hardware and work kits for remote grid assets.
REMOTE INDUSTRYA supply line beyond the track.
Heavy-lift cargo routes for hard-to-reach infrastructure.
Route assessment
Show us the
unreachable mile.
Bring the origin, destination, cargo, frequency and deadline. We will test the route before anybody promises a flight.
Start a mission brief