Aerial Ashes Win Support from JC Atkinson

About Aerial Ashes

Aerial Ashes Ltd, based in the North East, was founded in 2020 to offer families a modern way to scatter ashes. The service makes it possible to choose memorable land or sea locations, always with landowner consent. Families can mark the moment in private and meaningful surroundings.

Growth and Development

Over the last year, the company has seen real growth. Trials and early development shaped better procedures and safety practices. As a result, Aerial Ashes gained Civil Aviation Authority approval to operate ash-scattering drones in the “Specific Category.”

Marketing campaigns have produced steady enquiries, many of which became real ceremonies. In addition, interest from the funeral trade has been encouraging. One company, in particular, has shown strong support.

JC Atkinson Endorses Aerial Ashes

JC Atkinson, the UK’s largest independent coffin manufacturer, now supports Aerial Ashes. The company distributes more than 60,000 coffins a year. Their endorsement gives Aerial Ashes direct access to funeral directors and the families they serve.

Furthermore, JC Atkinson believes drone scattering brings new choice, professionalism, and dignity to the funeral sector. This partnership helps families discover an alternative farewell that feels respectful yet innovative.

Spotlight at the National Funeral Exhibition

The collaboration will be highlighted at the National Funeral Exhibition in Stoneleigh from 10–12 June. JC Atkinson’s stand will include an Aerial Ashes scattering drone. This will allow funeral professionals to see the technology first-hand.

For Aerial Ashes, the event is a milestone. It is their first major showcase to the trade and marks an important step forward for the young business.

Looking Ahead

This support ensures more families across the UK will learn about drone scattering. It strengthens trust in the service and opens doors for wider use in the future.

Ultimately, Aerial Ashes win support at a crucial moment, reinforcing their role as innovators in the funeral sector.