Baykar, the Turkish drone manufacturer, is reportedly considering entering the air cargo market according to sources in Turkish aviation. The company has been observed conducting activities that suggest preparations for this venture, including discussions with potential partners and examining aircraft specifications. Specifically, Baykar is evaluating the use of its unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) technology for logistical applications. Initial reports indicate they are looking at utilizing their Heron drones for transporting goods, though details remain scarce. AeroTime’s investigation suggests these actions represent a significant step toward establishing an independent cargo airline operation.
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