01 / Requirements
Understand the protected site.
Review the agency’s objectives, protected-site context and existing security operations. Agree the high-level detection, confirmation and reporting requirements for an authorised assessment.
Counter-UAS · Authorised agencies only
Support an authorised agency’s airspace-awareness requirement with a defined site assessment, operator workflow and response process. Eligibility and end-user documentation come before any equipment or demonstration commitment.
Site context firstA high-level context layer for authorised-agency scoping; it does not depict a deployed detection or mitigation system.
Eligibility comes first
Flybi’s Counter-UAS offering is not for civilian, residential, commercial or private-party sale, lease, demonstration or use. An authorised agency and valid end-user documentation are required before an engagement can progress.
Read the full compliance noticeA closer look / Motion overview
A high-level engagement overview for authorised government agencies, focused on requirements and governance.



01 / Authority
Establish the agency, lawful mandate and authorised points of contact before discussing a scoped engagement.
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Film will be added when approved footage is ready.Establish the agency, lawful mandate and authorised points of contact before discussing a scoped engagement.
Eligibility and authorityDiscuss the operating context, responsibilities and permitted scope with the authorised team. This preview presents no operational tactics.
Documented requirementsKeep applicable approvals, oversight and the next engagement decision explicit. No deployment capability is promised by this overview.
Governance and next stepsThe programme view
A useful engagement defines who is responsible, what information operators need and how decisions are authorised and recorded.
01 / Requirements
Review the agency’s objectives, protected-site context and existing security operations. Agree the high-level detection, confirmation and reporting requirements for an authorised assessment.
02 / Coordination
Define who reviews a contact, who authorises a response and how the event is recorded. Scope interfaces with the agency’s security operations and escalation process.
03 / Readiness
Define the documentation, operator training, acceptance checks and rehearsal plan. Any mitigation capability remains subject to the agency’s authority and the applicable approvals.
How the work comes together
01 / Eligibility
Review the requesting agency, authority, intended application and required end-user documentation.
02 / Scope
Discuss site context, the operating organisation, interfaces and the procurement and approval process.
03 / Review
Agree the appropriate assessment and documentation before any supply or demonstration commitment.
Before an enquiry
No. Flybi restricts sale, lease, demonstration and use to eligible authorised government end users. Review the full compliance notice before making an enquiry.
Begin with the agency identity, authorised contact, high-level site requirement and the required end-user documentation. Do not send sensitive operational details through an initial website enquiry.
No. An enquiry begins a review. It is not authorisation to procure, demonstrate, deploy or operate a system.
The existing Anti-Drone Compliance page remains the reference destination for Flybi’s published eligibility and regulatory notice.
Start with the decision
Eligible agencies can request a scoping conversation through the appropriate contact.