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Garuda Aerospace – To Set Up Drone Training Centre in Jaipur Under REIL Contract

23 Mar 2026

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Key Takeaways

Key Takeaway:
Garuda Aerospace’s Jaipur drone training centre under the REIL partnership marks a strategic push into drone skilling and certification, positioning the company to capitalise on rising demand for trained operators while strengthening India’s broader drone ecosystem.

Key Takeaway:
Garuda Aerospace’s Jaipur drone training centre under the REIL partnership marks a strategic push into drone skilling and certification, positioning the company to capitalise on rising demand for trained operators while strengthening India’s broader drone ecosystem.

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Expert Analysis

Expert Analysis:

  • Garuda Aerospace has signed a contract with Rajasthan Electronics & Instruments Limited (REIL) to establish a drone training centre (Remote Pilot Training Organisation – RPTO) in Jaipur, strengthening its presence in India’s drone skilling ecosystem.

  • The facility will offer DGCA-compliant training programs, combining theoretical learning, simulator training, and hands-on flying experience to meet the growing demand for certified drone pilots across industries.

  • The collaboration leverages Garuda’s drone technology expertise and REIL’s infrastructure and regional reach, creating a structured platform for large-scale training and skill development in Rajasthan.

  • The initiative is aligned with rising adoption of drones in sectors such as agriculture, infrastructure, surveillance, and logistics, where skilled operators are increasingly required.

Publisher:Manufacturing Economics