Airdropbox
Biodegradable parachute delivery systems for humanitarian aid organisations and logistics operators
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Airdropbox
AirDropBox develops and sells modular aerial delivery systems that use parachutes and shock-mitigation structures to transport cargo. The systems are made largely from biodegradable materials and are available in several sizes, with custom configurations also offered.
Customers include humanitarian aid organisations and logistics operators. Products are designed for deployment from a range of aircraft, including light aircraft and UAVs.
AirDropBox Ltd was formed in 2013 and is headquartered in Maidstone, United Kingdom. The company is privately owned and funded by a charitable trust.
Product: Modular parachute-based aerial cargo delivery systems in multiple sizes, with custom configurations available.
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