Event
Donecle Iris GVI gains Boeing and Airbus AMM authorization
Donecle said Iris GVI became the first automated aircraft-inspection drone solution approved by both Boeing and Airbus.
Why it matters
Donecle secured Boeing and Airbus Aircraft Maintenance Manual authorizations for drone-based visual inspections.
Evidence notes
- Donecle said Iris GVI was listed in the Boeing AMM for 737-800 zonal general visual inspections.
- The company said its drone was already listed in the Airbus AMM for A320-family lightning-strike inspections.
Company context
Donecle develops autonomous drones and image-analysis software for aircraft inspection. Founded in Toulouse in 2015, its Iris family performs repeatable general visual inspections indoors or outdoors without GPS or a pilot, then produces digital defect reports and aircraft histories. Iris GVI is listed in Boeing and Airbus maintenance manuals, and the company raised €10 million in April 2026 to expand internationally.
Context
- Company
- Donecle
- Segment
- Aerial
- Event type
- Regulatory
- Added to Korthos
- Jul 15, 2026
- Geography
- Toulouse · France