Easy Aerial

Military-grade autonomous Drone-in-a-Box solutions designed to meet security needs both on the move and on the ground.

Easy Aerial raises a $20 million Series B to scale its autonomous defense drones, with the round led by Insight Partners and Entree Capital and joined by private US investors. The company’s recent US and international defense and security contracts and production expansion into Europe contextualize the financing; Dealroom places the round in the 51st percentile for its type and says that level is typical for defense-tech companies with signed government contracts and domestic manufacturing.

Aug 2026 · DealroomNews article

The Brooklyn Navy Yard declines to renew Easy Aerial’s lease, raising questions about location risk for defense-adjacent drone manufacturers in publicly owned industrial space. DroneXL contrasts Council Member Lincoln Restler’s political framing with the Yard’s stated compliance rationale; CTO Ivan Stamatovski does not respond to comment requests, while co-founder Ido Gur calls the decision upsetting. The piece argues the case sets a precedent for companies leasing such space.

Feb 2026 · DroneXLNews article

The Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corp. declines to renew Easy Aerial’s lease six weeks after Mayor Zohran Mamdani takes office, a decision Council Member Lincoln Restler announces publicly and ties to the company’s drone sales to Israel. A Navy Yard spokesperson attributes the non-renewal to operational and campus compliance matters. Easy Aerial has a longstanding US Air Force relationship, drone deployments along the US-Mexico border, and Super Bowl security work.

Feb 2026 · New York PostNews article