Purpose-built electric aircraft, supervised on every flight.
The technology behind every Manna delivery.
Aircraft
Our most advanced aircraft, purpose-built to deliver.
Network
A Manna operation isn't one big hub. It's a network of small bases a few minutes' flight apart, and airspace that's shared with everyone else who flies in it.
Every base is a landing pad with fresh batteries. An aircraft can land at any of them, swap its battery in seconds and keep going, so it's never limited to the radius of its home pad.
Bases a short hop apart join into one network that covers the whole city, and Manna OS routes every flight across it.
A network of small bases keeps each flight short and local, and spreads them across the city.
From takeoff to delivery and back
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Platform
The brain behind every delivery
Manna OS is the operating system that runs Manna. It plans every flight, tells our aircraft where to go, keeps our ops team and merchants in the loop, and lets customers know when their order is about to land.
Oversight
Running on Manna OS, one pilot can supervise several aircraft at once, so the operation grows without adding a person to every flight. Whether it's a handful of orders or thousands a day, the system sizes the setup to the use case and the volume.
Automation
Once an order is placed, Manna OS handles the rest: choosing an aircraft, planning its route, flying it and keeping it clear of the others in the air. That automation keeps deliveries quick, precise and efficient to run.
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Airspace
Every Manna flight follows a corridor planned by Manna OS. As conditions change, the system re-routes in real time to keep each aircraft clear of the others in the fleet and of other traffic, so many flights can share the same airspace safely.
Operations
Because the operation runs on Manna OS, it slots into a business's existing workflow, with no extra staff and no heavy infrastructure to build. Integrations with the ordering platforms people already use make it easy to add air delivery alongside everything else.
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Safety
Every flight is checked before it leaves the pad, watched while it's in the air, and flown under aviation authority oversight.
Weather, airspace, aircraft health and the route are assessed before a mission is authorised.
Three flight computers cross-check each other, and a parachute brings the aircraft down if flight can’t continue.
Orders are lowered on a tether. The aircraft never lands at a home, and a typical overflight lasts seconds.
Careers
Everything on this page was designed, built and flown by the team at Manna. We're hiring across engineering, flight operations, design and ops.
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