Dronamics

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World's First Cargo Drone Airline | Dronamics

Dronamics offers an all-in-one solution for the middle-mile powered by our Black Swan cargo drone, a network of droneports, and fully mobile control and cargo systems.

www.dronamics.com

 

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The cargo hauling aircraft with no pilots on board

Rejecting deliveries to the doorstep, some drone makers are betting on bigger pilot-free aircraft.

www.bbc.com

 

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Dronamics Cargo Drone Takes First Flight, Paving the Way for the Future of Deliveries| 2023-05-25T06:07:00.409Z

Lоndon and Sofia – 25 May 2023 – Dronamics, the world's first cargo drone airline, announced today the successful completion of the first flight of its flagship aircraft, the Black Swan, at Balchik airport in Bulgaria; demonstrating the potential for the logistics industry to enhance efficiency...

www.dronamics.com

 

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View: https://youtu.be/hZfGrLnSZdQ

 

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Quite strange that it doesn't have any registration marks.

 

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I wonder who is paying for that drooling piece of egocentrism.

 

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I wonder who is paying for that drooling piece of egocentrism.

Why don't you do a quick search - it isn't exactly secret:

Dronamics raises $40 million in pre-Series A funding | 2023-02-17T09:40:55.568Z

LONDON - 17 February 2023 - Dronamics, the world’s first cargo drone airline with license to operate in Europe, today announced that it has raised a total of $40 million in pre-Series A funding from venture capital funds and angel investors from 12 countries as the company approaches its...

www.dronamics.com

DRONAMICS - Funding, Financials, Valuation & Investors

DRONAMICS develops unmanned aerial systems for shipping commercial and special cargo applications.

www.crunchbase.com

https://app.dealroom.co/companies/dronamics

 

[TomcatViP]

I think I exactly know. It's called sacarsm.

 

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Delivery Drone Carries 800 Pounds For 1,550 Miles; Coming To the U.S. In 2025

The Black Swan is a fixed-wing purpose-built drone about the size of a two-seater Cessna, with a wingspan of 50 feet and a length of 25 feet.

www.forbes.com

 

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Good luck with certification! There is no regulation for "certified drones" yet. EASA published an OPINION (!) on that last week...
https://www.easa.europa.eu/en/document-library/opinions/opinion-no-032023