“The main obstacle now is the existing legislative framework in

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Russia, which defines a drone as an unmanned aerial vehicle and requires that each flight plan be approved several days in advance and permission to use airspace be obtained,” says Andrey Lukashevich, Managing Director of Delivery Club.
Another obstacle is that delivery of small goods to a specific address is not yet available on all platforms. "Solutions in the b2b segment are currently being actively tested by a small number of companies. Another issue is that solutions that will provide targeted delivery in the b2c segment have not yet entered the market. This is a prospect for the next five years. The infrastructure, legislation and technology of targeted delivery have not yet been developed at all to offer people a high-quality, effective and safe solution," Galkina believes.

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Drones can significantly reduce the delivery time of goods. "In terms of time, the average flight speed of a drone is 40-50 km/h and it flies in a straight line. In other words, it can fly 3-5 km in 6-7 minutes. Only weather conditions can interfere with a quadcopter," says Ponfilenok. Given Moscow's traffic jams, some orders have to wait 1-2 hours for delivery. This is especially inconvenient when ordering food; no one wants to eat cold pizza. In this regard, drones may be of interest to representatives of cafes and restaurants, rather than to those who deal with non-food products.


Oleg Ponfilenok
CEO of Copter Express and President of the Small Drone Association
I think that drones may be of interest to cafes and restaurants rather than to those who sell non-food products. After all, for those who deliver food, time is of the essence. Following the same logic, drones may be of interest to flower sellers
Foodfox agrees with this opinion , leading analyst Vladislav Lukyanov noted that UAVs will bring much more benefit to restaurants than to large retailers.