The autonomous-first, multi-modal integration is live at every Flytrex site in the Dallas-Fort Worth metro.
Flytrex and Nash announced a partnership July 29, 2026, to route deliveries across drones and on-demand couriers. The integration is live across all Flytrex sites in Dallas-Fort Worth. The autonomous-first platform sends drone-eligible orders to Flytrex’s fleet. Nash’s courier network handles the rest based on weather, time of day and order specifics. Flytrex has completed more than 200,000 drone deliveries across the United States.
How the Flytrex Nash partnership works
Nash evaluates each incoming order against real-time conditions before dispatch. Drone-eligible orders go to Flytrex’s autonomous fleet. Orders unsuited to drones go instantly to an on-demand courier from Nash’s network. The customer sees a single delivery experience. The approach replaces a common workaround of building in-house ground courier teams. That model gets harder to scale with volume.
“At Flytrex, we’re an autonomous-first company,” said Amit Regev, CEO and co-founder of Flytrex. “Our customers want their order, fast and reliably, every time. Partnering with Nash lets us deliver that experience without losing focus on what we do best, which is building and operating the most advanced autonomous delivery system in the world. This is what mature drone delivery looks like at scale.”
National scaling plans
Flytrex and Nash will extend the integration to every new Flytrex site as the drone operator scales nationally. Both companies see the model as a template for merchants on Nash to add autonomous delivery. Nash serves more than 1,000 merchants and platforms across 20-plus countries.
“The future of delivery is multi-modal, and the hard part is deciding, in the moment, how each order should move,” said Mahmoud Ghulman, CEO and co-founder of Nash. “That decision is what Nash does. Working with Flytrex, we can give merchants autonomous delivery as a first-class option and route intelligently across every other mode when it makes sense. Any merchant on Nash can turn this on, and we expect many will.”
More information is available at Flytrex.
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Ian McNabb is a journalist focusing on drone technology and lifestyle content at Dronelife. He is based between Boston and NH and, when not writing, enjoys hiking and Boston area sports.
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