Source: Draganfly Inc.
  • Draganfly’s (DPRO) Commander 3 XL Drone has been voted Best Enterprise Drone at The Droning Company’s Annual Droning Awards
  • The Droning Company, a top resource for the drone community, created The Droning Awards to recognize and celebrate outstanding drone innovations
  • Draganfly’s Commander 3 XL Drone is known as the “Swiss Army Knife of Drones”
  • Draganfly Inc is a Canadian-based company that manufactures commercial unmanned vehicle systems and software
  • Draganfly Inc. (DPRO) is up 0.81 per cent on the day, trading at C$1.25 per share at 10:30 am ET

Draganfly’s (DPRO) Commander 3 XL Drone has been voted Best Enterprise Drone at The Droning Company’s Annual Droning Awards.

The Droning Company is a resource for the drone community. The Droning Company created The Droning Awards to recognize and celebrate outstanding drone innovations for 2022 and allow drone pilots and enthusiasts to vote in various categories.

The Commander 3 XL Drone is one of three new products introduced by Draganfly this year. Draganfly’s Commander 3 XL Drone is known as the “Swiss Army Knife of Drones” for its easy assembly and rapid deployment. The weather-resistant drone performs extremely well in light rain and snow.

“Draganfly is very proud and honoured to receive this award from the Droning Company community,” said Cameron Chell, President and CEO of Draganfly.

“Draganfly’s team has always been passionate about creating the world’s best flying machines that fit the needs of our customers and clients. The entire team is dedicated and hard-working, and we appreciate the recognition.”

Draganfly Inc is a Canadian-based company that manufactures commercial unmanned vehicle systems and software.

Draganfly Inc. (DPRO) is up 0.81 per cent on the day, trading at C$1.25 per share at 10:30 am ET.


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