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ARTICLE · 18 JULY 2023

Drone Strategy 2.0 - A Flight Into The Future

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In the European Drone Strategy 2.0 published at the end of November 2022, the European Commission describes its vision for the future of the European drone market.

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Timo Stellpflug
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In the European Drone Strategy 2.0 published at the end of November 2022, the European Commission describes its vision for the future of the European drone market. The unmanned aerial vehicles are intended, for example, to relieve the existing transport infrastructure and quickly bring medicines to patients in emergencies. They will also be used to deliver goods and transport people. Timo Stellpflug, Partner and Head of the Aerospace & Defence practice area at Taylor Wessing Germany, summarises the key aspects of the Commission's proposal.

Commercial drone operations are set to take on elementary tasks in urban and rural regions in the future. Whether for surveying, deliveries, monitoring the environment and ecosystems or as air taxis, these and many other drone services may soon be part of everyday life in Europe thanks to sophisticated drones. The European Commission predicts that the drone market in the European Union could reach a volume of EUR 14.5 billion

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