Bengaluru gets drone deliveries three years after they were first announced

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The service is already available in Konankunte and Kanakapura Road areas, said Ankit Kumar, founder and chief executive officer, Skye Air, a Delhi-based hyperlocal drone delivery network.

According to him, they have obtained air space approval in the category of drones and can fly up to 120m above sea level in the approved corridors.“We are not allowed near military installations, but our present route does not have any.

Kumar said Skye Air’s customers include Bluedart, DTDC, Shiprocket and Ecom Express.