Synerjet unveils autonomous Pelican Spray aircraft at Show Safra 2025

Synerjet Corp., alongside its partner Pyka, unveiled the Pelican Spray, its new autonomous and 100% electric agricultural aircraft, during Show Safra 2025, which is receiving special coverage from AgroPages. 

The aircraft will be marketed in Latin America by Synerjet, according to the announcement of the commercial partnership between the companies.

The aircraft can carry up to 300 liters of payload, is equipped with five sets of interchangeable batteries to ensure uninterrupted 24x7 operation, and can cover up to 90 hectares per hour at an application rate of 10 liters per hectare.

According to Synerjet, the Pelican Spray combines "advanced spraying technology with innovative design, allowing farmers to apply agricultural products with precision and reduced drift."

The commercial partnership between Synerjet and Pyka aims to sell up to 20 units of the aircraft this year, with the goal of significantly increasing that number, with the first commercial units scheduled for delivery starting in 2026.

"It is an opportunity for us to showcase the Pelican Spray to the agricultural market and for our clients to experience its quality and potential firsthand, a product that promises to revolutionize the sector," said Mateus Dallacqua, Director of Sales and Innovation, at Synerjet.

The highlight of the company's participation in the fair was the demonstration flight. "The Pelican Spray represents a significant advancement for agricultural aviation, bringing more efficiency, safety, and sustainability to the sector. The demonstration flight will show visitors this innovative technology," Dallacqua explained.

Synerjet also showcased the latest generation Swiss single-engine turboprop, the Pilatus PC-12 NGX, at Show Safra 2025, which the company markets in Latin America. Synerjet also markets the EMB-203 Ipanema agricultural aircraft, manufactured by Embraer.

Show Safra Mato Grosso 2025 is one of the main events in Brazilian agribusiness, attracting over 150,000 visitors. The event will feature 525 exhibitors, representing over 1,500 brands, with expected business transactions amounting to R$10 billion.

The Show Safra is organized by the Fundação Rio Verde, a non-profit entity, and is open to all segments of the agribusiness, environmental, and human development sectors. The organization is recognized as a vital tool for technology generation and validation, environmental preservation, and professional development.

(Editing by Leonardo Gottems, reporter for AgroPages)