Our weekly news news wrap-up focuses on India’s thriving drone industry, offering insights into training, skill development, capacity enhancement, technology advancements, and industry updates. The news snippets from the drone ecosystem could not only keep you informed but also help you generate leads and opportunities to grow your business in the industry.
Here we go with the top headlines of the week from the drone ecosystem in India
Updates from the drone ecosystem in India
- IG Drones and Aerospace and Aviation Sector Skill Council has jointly launched a Drone Skill Program, with the goal of upskilling 10 million youth. Supported by the National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC), this initiative aims to revolutionize skill development in drone technology and allied fields.
- DroneAcharya Aerial Innovations Limited has partnered with CBAI Technologies Private Limited. Under this collaboration, DroneAcharya will acquire 200 Type Certified training drones within a period of three years.
- Drone Destination has launched the “EverythingDrones” initiative, aiming to establish India’s largest network of fixed and mobile “Drone Hubs,” providing end-to-end solutions. And plans to set up 250 hubs in 3 months and expand to over 1000 hubs in the next 2 years, focusing on cost-effectiveness and efficiency.
- Airbots Aerospace’s Surya Shakti 15L drone gets DGCA certification, making agricultural spraying in India more efficient, precise, and safer.
- DroneAcharya has opened its 4th DGCA drone training center in Jaipur, Rajasthan, expanding their reach to train pilots for the booming drone industry.
- The government of India to finalizing regulations soon, including those for flights that go beyond the pilot’s line of sight, paving the way for drone deliveries to become a reality this year.
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