On Thursday, Air India's national aircraft carrier airlifted two drones and two pilots from Garuda Aerospace, Chennai for a drone-based anti-corona virus sanitation operation in Chandigarh and Varanasi. The drone and two pilots (drone operators) were airlifted by a cargo plane of Air India. The Managing Director of Garuda Aerospace based Agniswar Jaiprakash City said that now it will land at Delhi Airport with our drone. From there one will go to Chandigarh and the other will go to Varanasi.

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While thanking the civil aviation ministry and Air India officials for allowing drones and pilots to do airlifts, Jayaprakash said that the flight path of the aircraft would be Chennai-Bhubaneswar-Guwahati and Delhi-Chennai. This is the first time for the drone company when it received permission to fly Air India cargo during lockdown to serve India against COVID-19. 

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It is believed that the aircraft will reach Delhi by 6 pm. Jayaprakash said that a team is already running a cleanliness drive in Chandigarh and a team is going to Varanasi by road. He further said that orders for smart coronovirus drone-based sanitization in Varanasi, Raipur, Chennai and Hyderabad have already been received. Varanasi is a parliamentary constituency that has sent Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the Lok Sabha. To arrange the logistics, Garuda Aerospace was faced with the challenge of convincing drone pilots to travel to Chandigarh and Varanasi to fight against the coronovirus.

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