Osijek Airport to become drone hub
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Dronamics, the Bulgarian middle-mile cargo drone developer and operator, has announced the world’s first cargo droneport network, presenting partnerships with five airports in Europe – Osijek in Croatia, Liege in Belgium, Seinajoki in Finland, Brescia in Italy, and Skovde in Sweden. The launch happens at a pivotal moment for the drone delivery industry in Europe with the EU’s first unified drone regulations set to kick-in on January 1, 2021. Dronamics is already preparing for the necessary certification under the new rules, aiming to obtain operational authorisation by the end of 2021 with the first commercial flights of same-day drone cargo services expected to begin in early 2022. As part of the roll out, Dronamics will base its standardised droneport equipment (cameras, antennas, on-ground stations, etc.) at each location and will provide same-day domestic and international coverage to the local communities, hiring and training local staff to operate and handle the Dronamics flights. The airports will serve as hubs for new route developments, while enabling new business opportunities for the network’s members, both directly in the form of increased cargo throughput and expanded ground operations, and indirectly in the form of increasing access to the local economy for same-day pan-European flights. Each of the Black Swan fixed-wing cargo drones will have a capacity of 350 kg and range of up to 2.500 km.
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