Luna Air Cargo Takes Flight: New Autonomous Aerial Logistics Network Set to Launch in the Caribbean
LunaLite Drone Show Technologies introduces Luna Air Cargo to transform the movement of essential goods and time-sensitive cargo across the Caribbean.
Pompano Beach, FLORIDA - October 2, 2026-- Fort Lauderdale, Florida — October 1, 2026 — LunaLite Drone Show Technologies today announced the soft launch of Luna Air Cargo, a new autonomous aerial logistics company focused on transforming the movement of essential goods and time-sensitive cargo across the Caribbean.

Luna Air Cargo unveils its vision for an autonomous aerial logistics network connecting Caribbean communities.
The announcement comes ahead of the Caribbean Investment Forum 2026, taking place October 5–7 at Hilton Barbados Resort in Bridgetown, where LunaLite Drone Show Technologies is a sponsor. The Forum brings together investors, business leaders, policymakers and entrepreneurs, with logistics and transportation among its key investment sectors. Caribbean Investment Forum 2026
Luna Air Cargo builds on the aviation technology foundation established by LunaLite Drone Show Technologies, co-founded by Adrian Allen and Arturo Lorde. Over the past several years, LunaLite has executed complex autonomous drone operations across more than 10 Caribbean countries, managing hundreds—and, in major productions, thousands—of coordinated aircraft simultaneously.
That experience in large-scale autonomous operations, fleet management, safety systems and deployment logistics now forms part of the foundation for Luna Air Cargo’s next chapter: applying that discipline and scale to logistics.
“We’ve spent years operating autonomous aircraft at scale,” said Adrian Allen, Co-Founder and CEO of LunaLite Drone Show Technologies. “We’re accustomed to managing hundreds and thousands of coordinated aircraft. With Luna Air, we’re taking that experience and applying it to a very real Caribbean challenge: how we move essential goods and create stronger connections within and between our islands.”
Luna Air Cargo is targeting November 2026 for the commencement of initial operations in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, subject to required regulatory approvals and certifications.
The company is engaging with relevant stakeholders in St. Vincent and the Grenadines as it progresses through the regulatory process, including the Ministry of Tourism, Civil Aviation and Sustainable Development, led by the Hon. Dr. Kishore Shallow. Ministry of Tourism
The operational development of Luna Air Cargo will be led by Chief Operating Officer Alan Gabriel, an experienced unmanned aircraft operator and Advanced Air Mobility expert who will play a central role in developing the company’s operational framework.
While St. Vincent and the Grenadines represents the planned starting point, Luna Air Cargo’s vision is regional.
The company intends to develop an interconnected autonomous aerial logistics network supporting both intra-island and inter-island transportation, addressing the unique geographic and logistical challenges of Caribbean communities.
Potential applications include medical and healthcare logistics, postal services, commercial cargo, emergency-response supplies and other time-sensitive deliveries.
The launch also represents a broader evolution for LunaLite’s founders—from operating large autonomous fleets for entertainment and brand experiences to applying unmanned aviation technology to regional infrastructure and logistics.
As investors, governments, development organizations and Caribbean businesses gather in Barbados for CIF 2026, Luna Air Cargo will use the Forum to introduce its vision, develop strategic relationships and explore opportunities to support the expansion of its Caribbean network.
About Luna Air Cargo
Luna Air Cargo is an autonomous aerial logistics company developing a next-generation cargo network for the Caribbean. Initial operations are planned for St. Vincent and the Grenadines in November 2026, subject to required regulatory approvals, with remote operations in Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago.
The company is developing solutions for both intra-island and inter-island logistics, with a long-term vision of creating an interconnected aerial network capable of moving essential and time-sensitive goods throughout the Caribbean.
Website: LunaAir.co
About LunaLite Drone Show Technologies
LunaLite Drone Show Technologies, co-founded by Adrian Allen and Arturo Lorde, is an aerial technology company specializing in large-scale autonomous drone operations and drone light shows across the United States and the Caribbean.
The company has operated throughout more than 10 Caribbean countries and has experience coordinating fleets ranging from hundreds to thousands of autonomous aircraft simultaneously.
LunaLite works with governments, tourism destinations, global brands, corporations and major events to deliver sophisticated unmanned aircraft operations and aerial experiences.
MEDIA & INVESTMENT INQUIRIES
LunaLite Drone Show Technologies / Luna Air Cargo
Adrian Allen
Co-Founder & CEO
Website: Luna Air Cargo
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 305 767-7974

Illustration of Luna Air Cargo’s vision for a connected Caribbean, supporting the movement of essential goods within and between islands.
Press inquiries
Adrian Allen
[email protected]
3057677974
https://lunaair.co/
3460 NW 27th Avenue Suite D4