The hype around the sector can be seen from the fact that the company came up with an IPO in December 22 at Rs.54 per share planning to raise Rs.33 crores and received applications worth Rs.6000 crores. There are more than 4000 DGCA Certified Drone Pilots in India currently.ĭAIL claims to be a leading player in the Indian drone industry. As of 31st March 2023, there are 50 RPTOs that have been set up across multiple states to certify individuals for flying drones legally throughout the country. The country has been boosted by the recently opened DGCA Authorized Remote Pilot Training Organizations (RPTO) within the last financial year. With the current growth rate of the Drone Pilot Training Sector in India, the requirement has been estimated at 1,00,000 drone pilots until the year 2025.

where applications of drones are increasing day by day. Certified license holders are eligible for employment in various sectors such as defence, mining, agriculture, entertainment etc. Flying of drones has now been regulated and brought under DGCA, with DGCA issuing drone pilot licenses with a validity of 10 years. It has in recent times liberalised and set up a formal framework for development of the drone sector with schemes such as The New Drone Rules 2021, a PLI scheme, announcement of Drone Shakti in the Union Budget 2022 to boost or promote ‘Drone-As-A-Service (DrAAS)’, promotion of the use of ‘Kisan Drones’ for crop assessment etc. Recognizing the immense potential of drones, the Indian government has been actively promoting adoption of Drones in various departments and industries. Drone applications span diverse sectors, including agriculture, infrastructure, logistics, surveillance, and entertainment. There is a lot of talk about drones currently.

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