Small drones and flying cranes have revolutionized the heavy-lift hoisting operations industry. A flying crane is a small unmanned aircraft that can carry a load from one location to another. Electric flying cranes are monitored remotely from the ground control station. And these load-carrying drones are an environment-friendly option compared to other modes of load transportation.
Using flying cranes for carrying payloads is a precise and economical option, and it brings a lot of new possibilities into urban air mobility. Flying cranes such as AF200 are capable of automatic take-off and landing and can move in compliance with the pre-programmed flight path while avoiding collision with other such airborne vehicles.
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Top Features of Flying Crane AF200
The heavy-lift cargo drone AF200 is loaded with autonomous features. The autonomous flight capabilities make it one of the most precise flying cranes available in the industry. Here is what you can get by deploying the AirFlight flying crane AF200.
- Carry 200 KG Payload
- Travel a distance of up to 30 KM
- Runs on 100% electric energy from batteries
- Has foldable arms
- Quick swappable batteries
- 10-minute setup time
- Proprietary payload system
- Speed up to 90 KM/H
- Can operate in a temperature between -5°C TO +45°C
- Has a flight termination system
- Has an integrated parachute
- Self-buoyant construction
Why Should You Use Flying Cranes
Flying cranes are engineered for precise operations with a lot of safety features. You can rely on such cargo drones to carry goods from one location to another and meet your commercial requirements. When compared to traditional cargo transportation systems, using cargo drones is a lot of environment-friendly options.
The best part of flying crane AF200 is that you can effectively control its operation from the ground control station. You also get the benefit of using flight termination, which enables you to bring the flying crane and the payload safely and controllably to the ground. So, you have the capability to emergency stop the flying crane motors and deploy its parachute for a safe landing.
Contact AirFlight today if you want to learn more about top-end flying cranes.
