Kenya opens drone haven
Kenya’s national airline Kenya Airways (KQ) is stepping up its drone game. Through its subsidiary Fahari Aviation, KQ has launched the …
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Amazon to try drone deliveries again
Amazon need another shot at the primetime. Nearly ten years after promising the world that they were going to shake the last mile deliver…
Calling the drone industry to action
We reproduce the below article from drone technology expert Callum Holland, which we can only conclude is a toast to players in the drone in…
Zipline unveils aircraft detection system
San Francisco, US – One of the age-old criticisms for the integration of unmanned aerial systems into busy airspaces or over people and bu…
Kaduna's medical drone project takes off
Kaduna, NIGERIA — It took over a year to get here, but finally a Zip has made its first medical delivery in Nigeria’s northern state of …
Behold, the VoloIQ cometh
Redmond, Washington (USA); Bruchsal, GERMANY – VoloDrone. VoloCity. VoloPort. VoloConnect. All these transport and infrastructure syste…
History as South African company launches locally-made survey drone
We know we should have done this a long time ago, but… well… better late than never at all. We would like to celebrate with South Afr…
Cultivating trust in autonomous drone systems
It is a question that has kept many an aviation regulator all over the world awake at night. How to keep the lower skies safe in the face…
UK company to open 50 drone routes for mail delivery
Eighteen months ago, Royal Mail – the leading provider of postal and delivery services in the UK – embarked on an ambitious project to d…
DJI drops the Mini 3 Pro
Today is DJI Mini 3 Pro Day. The world’s biggest drone maker DJI has just announced the release of its much-anticipated drone in the sm…
IAP: Changing precision agriculture through drone technology in Nigeria
One of the biggest reasons why drone technology has been quick to take root in Africa has been the maximum and quick gains garnered at a fra…
EHang asked to conform to US rules for public companies
Guangzhou, CHINA – It seems like it is squeaky bum time again for Chinese drone maker EHang and its shareholders in the USA. Less than …