Vertical access
Deploy without a runway. Transition to efficient fixed-wing cruise once airborne.
ORKID 260 VTOL is operational today in defense and commercial applications. Meet the aircraft in the field—and the new ORKID 300 VTOL, designed for mass production.
The mission changed.
The aircraft should too.
Operators should not need separate fleets for intelligence, inspection and mapping. ORKID 260 combines long endurance, VTOL access and an open payload architecture in a single field-ready system.
Designed to close the gap between capable systems and deployable economics.
ORKID 260 VTOL · Current platform
The ORKID 260 VTOL is operating today in demanding defense and commercial environments. Experience from real missions shapes the aircraft, its payload integration and the way we support operators in the field.
Discuss an ORKID 260 deployment



Rapidly reconfigure the aircraft around the sensor, data and communications architecture each operation demands.
01 / DefensePersistent intelligence across terrain that limits conventional aircraft.
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05 / Industrial
06 / Industrial
07 / Industrial
08 / IndustrialAircraft + payloads + connectivity
ORKID integrates best-in-class peripherals around a scalable aircraft architecture—giving operators one system that can evolve with the mission.
SATCOM, cellular and RF links support resilient BVLOS command, control and data transfer.
01Mission payload configurations for intelligence, detection, inspection and survey-grade capture.
02Edge compute turns the aircraft into a sensing, processing and coordination node.
03Digital production enables faster iteration and scalable, distributed airframe output.
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The ORKID 260 VTOL is operational today across demanding defense and commercial missions. This field experience informs the development of the new ORKID 300 VTOL.
ORKID is an aerospace OEM developing affordable, NDAA-compliant autonomous aircraft for defense and commercial operators across the Americas.
Rapid iteration and distributed manufacturing.
Mission-defined sensors, compute and communications.
Defense-grade capability supported by commercial scale.
Defense · Critical infrastructure · Survey
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