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Autonomous drone networks are a faster route to sustainable supply chains

Flight operators perform checks on a delivery drone in Ghana.

Flight operators perform checks on a delivery drone in Ghana. Image: Reuters

Edward Fu
Director, Global Policy Development and Policy Counsel, Zipline
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Using drones for delivery is more sustainable than many other means of transport
Using drones for delivery is more sustainable than many other means of transport. Image: Zipline

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