ABOUT AURORA
Operating at the Intersection of Technology and Robotic Aviation
Aurora Flight Sciences, a Boeing Company, specializes in creating advanced aircraft through the development of versatile and intuitive autonomous systems, in addition to advanced composite manufacturing. We leverage the power of autonomy to make piloted and unpiloted flight safer and more efficient.

1989
Aurora was founded in Virginia

102
patents issued

70
unique aircraft and integrated systems flown
From Vision to Mission
Our experimental aircraft allow us to study enabling technologies, certification processes, and regulatory requirements that will lead to safe, sustainable autonomous flight. From technology maturation to the integration of air vehicles into the airspace, Aurora’s experience will continue to pay dividends as we advance the future of mobility.
Full-Service Solutions: Dream It, Build It, Ship It
Here at Aurora, we empower innovation and exploration. We’re committed to developing and building inspiring products and systems to shape the future of mobility. Upon delivery, we continue to serve our customers with training and additional support to optimize their operations.
Leadership
Per Beith
President & CEOMatt Hutchison
Chief Operating OfficerTom Clancy
Chief Technology OfficerAlex Mozdzanowska
Vice President, Human ResourcesChristopher “Kit” Decker
Chief Financial OfficerLarry Wirsing
Vice President, Commercial ProgramsGraham Drozeski
Vice President, Government ProgramsLuke Colville
Vice President, AerosystemsMike Caimona
Chief Customer OfficerJohn Tylko
Chief Innovation OfficerLocations
Headquartered in Manassas, Virginia for integration and test operations, Aurora operates production plants in Bridgeport, West Virginia and Columbus, Mississippi. We have Research and Development Centers in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Dayton, Ohio, and Menlo Park, California. Our subsidiary, Aurora Swiss Aerospace, is located in Luzern, Switzerland.

Manassas, Virginia
Aurora Headquarters

Bridgeport, West Virginia

Columbus, Mississippi

Cambridge, Massachusetts

Luzern, Switzerland
Aurora Swiss Aerospace

Satellite sites
Menlo Park, Calif.
Beavercreek, Ohio