JAL test-flies drone to carry relief goods in mountainous area

JAL test-flies drone to carry relief goods in mountainous area

Photo taken Nov. 18, 2020, in Yabu in Hyogo Prefecture shows a fixed-wing drone that was test-flown by Japan Airlines Co. earlier in the day carrying emergency relief goods. The test flight in the western Japan city in a mountainous area was meant to operationalize logistics services using unmanned aircraft.

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