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Global UAV Technologies Ltd C.UAV

Alternate Symbol(s):  YRLLF

Global UAV Technologies Ltd. is a diversified, vertically integrated drone technology company within the commercial Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) sector. The Company, through its wholly owned subsidiaries, provides a full range of UAV-based services and products, including production, research and design of professional grade UAV’s, geophysics and remote sensing survey services, and regulatory consulting and management. The Company's subsidiaries include Pioneer Aerial Surveys Ltd., High Eye Aerial Imaging In., UAV Regulatory Services Ltd, and NOVAerial Robotics Ltd.


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Comment by ClockworkRedon Jul 15, 2018 7:15pm
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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Relationship with Transport Canada

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Relationship with Transport Canada

Again, TC doesn't contract.  They give operational permits/licenses.  But yes, getting a trial permit, and doing a successful job executing that is the pathway to commercial permits.  But to be clear: Nobody in Canada has a commercial permit to do commercial BVLOS operations beyond these limited trials.  And the 4 applicants who got trial permits are not allowed to make money on the trials. TC specifically avoided commercially advantaging one company over another.

The other 3 successful applicants were IndroRobotics, ING Robotics, and Canadian UAVs. 

Keep in mind many companies are conducting BVLOS trials within Canada.  These 4 slots were just one way to do it, and were as much about providing TC with data about BVLOS works as anything.

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