Dronamics steps up safety with new partnership

Photo: Dronamics

Middle-mile drone firm Dronamics is partnering with aviation training company FlightSafety International on an advanced training programme for its remote pilots and engineers.

London and Sofia-based Dronamics said the partnership will ensure the growing pool of pilots of the Dronamics Black Swan aircraft maintain the highest industry standards in operational excellence and safety.

FlightSafety International’s training programmes are approved by aviation regulatory authorities including the EASA and FAA.

In December, Dronamics revealed its first production Black Swan drone.

The partnership comes at a key moment as Dronamics prepares for the first commercial flights of the Black Swan later this year.

To meet the increasing resourcing requirements that come with Dronamics’ growth plans, the two companies are planning future co-development of a training academy for UAV pilots.

Sergio Oliveira e Silva, chief operating officer at Dronamics, said: “For us at Dronamics, safety is the foundation of successful operations. This is why we are partnering with Flight Safety International to offer ongoing support in state-of-the-art training for our pilots and engineers.

“As we accelerate towards our first commercial flights later this year, Flight Safety will ensure our remote commercial pilots are always trained to and maintain the highest standards in operational excellence and safety.

“Our joint future plans include the co-development of an academy that will ensure we are well placed to meet the resourcing requirements of running the world’s first drone cargo airline.”

Dronamics achieves carbon neutral certification

Dronamics expands European drone delivery network

Dronamics to unveil first production Black Swan aircraft

Share this story

Related Topics

Latest air cargo security news

TIACA: Sustainability efforts accelerating but more work on SAF needed

By Rebecca Jeffrey

More action is needed to make sure Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) decarbonisation targets are met. This is the view of…

Read More

Share this story

TAPA EMEA achieves cargo security milestone

By Rebecca Jeffrey

The Transported Asset Protection Association (TAPA) in the Europe, Middle East & Africa (EMEA) region has recorded its 1,000th Facility…

Read More

Share this story

US air cargo sector concerned over stricter screening rules

By Damian Brett

The US air cargo sector highlighted some of the concerns it has regarding the implementation of stricter cargo screening rules…

Read More

Share this story

Rebecca Jeffrey

Rebecca Jeffrey
New to aviation journalism, I joined Air Cargo News in late 2021 as deputy editor. I previously worked for Mercator Media’s six maritime sector magazines as a reporter, heading up news for Port Strategy. Prior to this, I was editor for Recruitment International (now TALiNT International). Contact me on: [email protected]