AVENTURA, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Safe Pro Group Inc. (Nasdaq: SPAI) (“Safe Pro” or the “Company”), a leader in artificial intelligence-powered defense and security solutions, today announced that its Mission Critical Unmanned Solutions® subsidiary, Airborne Response (Airborne), has been awarded two new contracts for drone-based aerial imagery services. The contracts were secured from two major power utility customers serving millions of residents across central Florida. The agreements followed open public solicitations and will enable Airborne to provide advanced aerial surveillance and data collection using its fleet of unmanned aerial systems. The services will support critical infrastructure assessments, disaster response planning, and post-event damage evaluation, helping utilities maintain grid reliability and accelerate recovery efforts. Airborne Response specializes in delivering real-time, high-resolution aerial imagery and AI-driven analytics to enhance situational awareness for public safety and emergency management teams. The company’s technology enables rapid deployment of drones to assess storm-damaged power lines, detect structural vulnerabilities, and monitor large-scale infrastructure projects with precision. These new contracts mark a significant expansion of Airborne’s footprint in the energy and utilities sector, reinforcing Safe Pro’s broader mission to deliver intelligent, scalable solutions for mission-critical operations. With increasing frequency of extreme weather events and the growing need for resilient infrastructure, drone-based aerial services are becoming essential tools for utilities and emergency responders alike. Safe Pro continues to invest in AI integration and autonomous flight systems to improve the speed, accuracy, and scalability of its aerial operations. The company anticipates that these new contracts will contribute meaningfully to its revenue growth and strengthen its position as a national leader in unmanned aerial solutions for public safety and infrastructure resilience.