On sale
- Price / deposit
- Not stated in the university release, WUSF or WFTV
- Certification, as written on the tracker
- Florida Polytechnic University says it is in the final stages of seeking FAA approval to use this aircraft in police operations. That approval is not reported as granted. The sources do not call it a type certificate.
- Delivery / launch
- One aircraft unveiled by Florida Polytechnic University Police on October 20, 2026. Jetson's CEO says there is a three-year waiting list. No operational flight is described.
- Tracker updated
Certificates
A special or experimental airworthiness certificate, a production approval and an operator certificate are not type certificates. Standing is taken from the linked source.
No certification row is recorded here yet.
Orders and other deals
| Date | Kind | Parties | Amount | What the source says | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Order Firm |
1 Jetson ONE. Price not stated in the sources that loaded |
Jetson CEO Stéphan D'haene said the company fast-tracked Florida Polytechnic University's order for a Jetson ONE despite a three-year waiting list. WFTV reports the university unveiled the aircraft, nicknamed Astro, on October 20, 2026. The university refers to Astro's arrival. The sources do not state a price. FAA approval to use the aircraft in police operations is not reported as granted. No operational flight is described. |
Milestones
| Date | Vehicle | Kind | Event | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Other |
Florida Poly police unveil a Jetson ONE; FAA approval not grantedFlorida Polytechnic University said on October 20, 2026 that its police department is integrating a Jetson ONE nicknamed Astro, and that it is in the final stages of seeking FAA approval to use the aircraft. WFTV reports the unveiling. WUSF reports that final FAA approval to officially use the vehicle is still awaited. No operational flight is described. The university's claim to be the first U.S. law-enforcement agency to integrate an eVTOL is the university's claim. |