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Aerial Emergency Delivery (Drone)

Rural access during disruption. When storms, flooding, or road closures cut off communities, drone delivery can reach those who need it most.

How it works

1

Request

Submit a delivery request when roads are blocked or access is limited.

2

Check availability

We verify your area and confirm capacity with our partner network.

3

Dispatch (partner)

An approved drone operator is assigned and prepares your delivery.

4

Delivered

Items are delivered to a safe drop point or community hub near you.

Use cases

Essential supplies and medication

Essentials

Medication, baby formula, and critical supplies when shops are unreachable.

Community centre

Community hubs

Bulk deliveries to schools, churches, and community centres for distribution.

Rural landscape

Hard-to-reach areas

Rural households and isolated communities during prolonged disruption.

What we can deliver

Constraints are subject to partner capability and regulatory limits. Examples below (editable in CMS):

Drone delivery concept
  • Max payload: 2–5 kg (depending on partner)
  • Typical range: 10–15 km
  • Weather-dependent operations

Coverage checker

Enter your postcode to see if your area is in our pilot or planned coverage.

Join the waitlist

Be the first to know when aerial delivery becomes available in your area.

Partner with us (Pilot Programme)

We invite drone operators, manufacturers, logistics partners, councils, NGOs, insurers, and connectivity providers to join our pilot trials and future delivery operations.

Frequently asked questions

Compliance

Subject to regulatory approvals, airspace restrictions and weather conditions. Coming soon.