Volatus Aerospace Inc. will graduate to the Toronto Stock Exchange on March 20, 2026, trading under the symbol FLT. The move underscores the company’s efforts to scale its integrated uncrewed systems and autonomy solutions for commercial and government customers.
The Canadian aerospace and defence firm delivers crewed and uncrewed aerial systems, advanced autonomy, and mission-critical operational services. Volatus provides aerial intelligence, inspection, logistics, surveillance, and training services that rely on drones and remotely piloted aircraft systems across infrastructure, energy, public safety, healthcare, and government sectors. Its portfolio spans equipment sales, operations, and solutions engineering that support real-world drone deployments at scale.
Volatus builds drone-based services on a foundation of remote and autonomous aviation capabilities. The company operates an Operations Control Center to manage complex drone missions, including beyond visual line of sight flights for cargo, inspection, and security applications. These services support continuous aerial monitoring, wide-area inspection, and autonomous logistics where traditional crewed aviation is less efficient.
Regulatory approvals in Canada have enabled Volatus to expand drone operations in low-density areas, including nighttime BVLOS flights. These missions support border surveillance, facility security, thermal wildfire detection, search and rescue, and time-sensitive cargo delivery. The company also integrates detect-and-avoid radar and airspace awareness software to support automated drone-in-a-box networks and distributed monitoring.
Volatus Aerospace TSX Graduation “Pivotal”
“Graduating to the TSX is a pivotal moment in our company’s history,” said Glen Lynch, CEO of Volatus Aerospace. “This move reflects our growth and provides us with a senior platform to reach a wider audience of institutional and international investors. As well, this milestone strengthens our ability to scale Canadian aerospace innovation, support domestic industrial capabilities, and expand our role in supporting critical infrastructure, public safety, and defence-related missions.”
The company’s common shares will be voluntarily delisted from the TSX Venture Exchange at the close of trading on March 19, 2026.
More information about Volatus is available from their website.
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