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Kenya Airways sets up hub for training drone pilots

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Geoffrey Nyaga, head of operations at Astral Aerial Solutions flies a spraying drone over a farm in Narok on February 10, 2021. FILE PHOTO | NMG

By  GERALD ANDAE

Kenya Airways has launched the country's first-ever drone cage to be used for training Unmanned Aerial Vehicle pilots.

Through its subsidiary, Fahari Aviation, the airline will use the facility for training and testing of drones and drone equipment.

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