Aviant x foodora

Client
Foodora
Project type
Drone transportation
Project period
2025 - 2026

The future of food delivery has arrived! We have partnered with Foodora, Tele2, and Bastard Burgers to launch Sweden’s first commercial drone food delivery service. Starting in Värmdö, Stockholm, this industry-first initiative is set to change the way we think about last-mile delivery, offering faster, greener and more efficient food transport.

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The project at a glance 🌍✈️

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📌 Project name: Aviant x Foodora Drone Delivery

📍 Location: Värmdö, Stockholm, Sweden

🛩️ Technology partner: Aviant

🤝 Food delivery partner: Foodora

📡 Connectivity partner: Tele2

🍔 Restaurant partner: Bastard Burgers

🚀 Launch date: February 2025

🕒 Operational hours: Thu-Sun | 16:00 - 21:00

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Why are we doing this? 🔥

The collaboration between Aviant and Foodora is unlocking a new era of food delivery, with three core missions:

✅ Faster deliveries: Cut delivery times and bypass road traffic
✅ Eco-friendly transport: Reduce CO₂ emissions with all-electric drones
✅ Enhanced customer experience: Enable more customers to order food to their doorstep

With autonomous drone flights, customers in Värmdö can now order Bastard Burgers via the Foodora app and receive their meal delivered by drone in record time.

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