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ZenaTech announced the launch of its Drone-as-a-Service offering in Mesa, Arizona. The service uses a subscription and pay-per-use model, providing businesses access to drones, pilots, and operational support without investing in their own programs
Applications include land surveying, construction monitoring, warehouse inventory management, and power washing, with plans to expand into mining and agriculture. According to ZenaTech, drones accelerate data collection and reduce worker exposure to hazardous conditions amid workforce shortages and extreme heat
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Jaunt, the Canadian subsidiary of AIRO Group Holdings, signed a non-binding letter of intent with Vertiko Mobilité for the proposed purchase of 10 JC250 heavy-lift cargo drones and development of autonomous logistics operations in Canada. The initiative aims to enhance cargo services for First Nations communities in Quebec, improving access to essential goods in remote areas where road transport is challenging
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eVTOL Insights announced the opening of early bird registration for its 2027 Global Advanced Air Mobility Awards, with discounted entry fees available until December 31, 2026. The awards feature over 30 categories recognizing achievements in aircraft technology, infrastructure, certification, and individual and company contributions to the advanced air mobility sector
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eVTOL Insights has opened nominations for its "Ones to Watch 2026" special report, scheduled for publication on December 7, 2026. The report aims to spotlight emerging individuals in the advanced air mobility industry whose ideas and contributions are shaping the sector's future
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