Draganfly to Showcase Latest Drone Innovations at Wings of Saskatchewan in Regina, October 30-31

Draganfly Inc., a leading developer of drone solutions and systems, is pleased to announce its participation in the upcoming Wings of Saskatchewan event in Regina, scheduled for October 30-31, 2024. The company will showcase its latest advancements in drone technology and engage in discussions on industry trends, safety, and regulatory issues with key stakeholders in the aviation sector.

Hosted by the Saskatchewan Aerial Applicators Association and the Saskatchewan Aviation Council, the Wings of Saskatchewan Conference is an important event for the aviation community. This year, it will bring together leaders from both civil and commercial aviation to explore technological advancements, regulatory updates, and future trends in the industry.

At the conference, Draganfly will emphasize the importance of collaboration within the aviation industry by addressing critical topics such as airspace safety and the regulatory challenges faced by the drone sector. Their presentation will highlight the advantages of improved communication and cooperation between fixed-wing aircraft, helicopters, and Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS) to facilitate safe, efficient, and integrated airspace management.

“We’re thrilled to be a part of the Wings of Saskatchewan and to share our newest innovations with industry leaders,” said Cameron Chell, CEO of Draganfly. “This event provides a great platform for us to explore key industry trends, discuss airspace safety, and address the regulatory challenges that impact our sector. It also allows us to demonstrate how Draganfly’s technology can foster collaboration across fixed-wing, helicopter, and RPAS industries, transforming operations in challenging environments like those found in Saskatchewan.”

In addition to its presentation, Draganfly will showcase its latest UAV systems, including the APEX Drone and the Commander 3XL, both recognized for their versatility, advanced autonomy, and interoperability. Conference attendees will have the chance to experience these cutting-edge technologies firsthand and learn about their applications in areas such as surveying, environmental monitoring, and search and rescue operations, among other use cases.