Skyryse
Los Angeles, United States · Aerospace, Information Technology, Manufacturing
Skyryse is an aviation hardware and software company ushering in a new era in flight safety. Its proprietary technology, SkyOS™ is a universal operating system for flight – which powers their first aircraft, the Skyryse One™ – giving pilots greater control by simplifying the management of an aircraft during standard flight operations, inclement weather, and emergencies.
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Key facts
- Headquarters
- Los Angeles, United States
- Employees
- Unknown
- Industries
- Aerospace, Information Technology, Manufacturing
- Status
- Private
- Website
- https://skyryse.com
- Company page
Recent activity at Skyryse
- : Skyryse Partners with Robinson Helicopter Company to Develop SkyOS-Powered R66 Group 4 UAS for Defense Applications.
- : Skyryse has secured $300 million in Series C funding, achieving unicorn status with a $1.15 billion valuation. The funding will help advance their flight control computer technology.
- : Skyryse
Employee benefit plans
Skyryse files 2 employee benefit plans with the U.S. Department of Labor, including a retirement plan. The next plan year renews in Dec 2026.
About Skyryse: questions and answers
What does Skyryse do?
Skyryse is an aviation hardware and software company ushering in a new era in flight safety. Its proprietary technology, SkyOS™ is a universal operating system for flight – which powers their first aircraft, the Skyryse One™ – giving pilots greater control by simplifying the management of an aircraft during standard flight operations, inclement weather, and emergencies.
Where is Skyryse headquartered?
Skyryse is headquartered in Los Angeles, United States.
What is the latest news on Skyryse?
On Jun 24, 2026, Skyryse Partners with Robinson Helicopter Company to Develop SkyOS-Powered R66 Group 4 UAS for Defense Applications.
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