ParaZero Technologies Ltd. has received official marketing approval from the Israeli Ministry of Defense’s Defense Export Controls Agency (DECA) for the DropAir™ Precision Airdrop System, developed in collaboration with Heven Drones.
Heven is a leading U.S. drone manufacturer with roots in Israel that specializes in custom autonomous UAV platforms, while ParaZero is an aerospace company focused on safety systems for commercial unmanned aerial systems and counter UAS systems.
This authorization from DECA enables ParaZero and Heven to actively market their joint DropAir-integrated solution to global clients across commercial, defense, and humanitarian sectors.
The DropAir system, integrated with Heven’s advanced UAVs, enables accurate and safe aerial delivery of critical payloads, including medical supplies, tactical equipment, and humanitarian aid. The combined solution is designed for autonomous deployment, enhanced safety, and mission-critical precision—especially in hard-to-reach or hazardous environments.
This approval is expected to support ParaZero’s growth strategy by opening new international markets for its precision aerial delivery solution and strengthening its partnerships with innovative UAV manufacturers.
Boaz Shetzer, CEO of ParaZero, commented, “Receiving DECA approval for our DropAir system and Heven integration is a major achievment. It validates the system’s compliance with export regulations and paves the way for expanded collaboration with defense, logistics, and emergency response customers worldwide.”
Heven CEO Bentzion Levinson added, “At Heven, we are focused on building a drone ecosystem that can support the most critical of missions – from contested logistics to disaster relief – in the most hostile environments.
“In ParaZero, we have found a partner that shares our commitment to precision and mission success. We congratulate them on this milestone and look forward to our ongoing collaboration.”
