Dronamics Collaborates with Leading Industry Innovators, Part of New EU Future Mobility Taskforce
Dronamics, the world’s first cargo drone airline with a license to operate in Europe, announced recently, it has become part of a select group of companies to launch the European Union (EU) Future Mobility Taskforce, reports a press release. This is a strategic initiative to advise the EU’s leadership about global transport innovation.
Based in Bulgaria and led by the bearded entrepreneur Rangelov brothers, Dronamics is set to become a global leader in the cargo drone market. The company joins forces with 16 of Europe’s most influential private mobility companies including Lilium, Volocopter, Cabify and Bolt.
The Taskforce aims to address “key challenges faced by innovators in the mobility sector, with the view of advancing the strategic objectives of the EU and Europe’s competitiveness in advanced mobility,” explains the release.
Adina Vălean, Commissioner for Transport, welcomes the initiative. She said, “In a dynamic meeting with 16 CEOs and Founders of Europe’s top private mobility unicorns and startups, we delved into the needs of our transport innovators and explored ground-breaking initiatives like Drone Strategy 2.0 and future Hyperloop regulatory frameworks.”
Vălean continued, “The EU is boosting financial support through Horizon Europe cluster 5 and EIT Urban Mobility. The European Innovation Council, with a EUR 10 billion budget, is calling on transport entrepreneurs to apply.”
Initiated by Bolt and Cabify, the Taskforce shares a common goal to introduce new solutions to meet increased consumer demand and to make mobility more sustainable, affordable and connected.

Adina Vălean
The release explains, “Common challenges include outdated and fragmented regulation, lack of enforcement, market entry barriers, access to finance, and data accessibility. Europe now faces the crucial challenge of fully leveraging next generation solutions alongside existing ones and scaling these innovations on the global stage.”
Svilen Rangelov, Co-Founder and CEO of Dronamics, remarked, “Middle-mile deliveries by cargo drones have a significant potential for the European as well as the global economy at large, enabling faster, cheaper and green goods mobility, key to advancing the European Commission’s Sustainable and Smart Mobility Strategy.”
A primary goal of the Taskforce is to inform and provide guidance to EU policymakers for the next legislative mandate. The Group’s first measure is to be a comprehensive report that “encapsulates the collective insights and recommendations of its members, which will be presented to Commissioner Vălean in the Spring of 2024.”
This is viewed as “a significant step towards shaping a future where European innovation in mobility is not only sustained but also accelerated, ensuring Europe’s continued leadership in global transport innovation.”
For more information
https://transport.ec.europa.eu/transport-themes/mobility-strategy_en
(Top image: Dronamics)