Mr. Steve Magirias reports

DRONE DELIVERY CANADA COMPLETES FIRST U.S. DEMONSTRATION WITH WEST MICHIGAN DRONE DELIVERY MMFP PILOT PROJECT

Drone Delivery Canada Corp. has completed the West Michigan drone delivery MMFP pilot project in collaboration with operational partners Workhorse Aero, Airspace Link and Caduceus Medical Logistics, as well as community partners West Michigan Regional Airport, Michigan Economic Development Corp. (MEDC), the Michigan office of Future Mobility & Electrification, Next Energy and Lakeshore Advantage. Drone Delivery flew its Sparrow RPA, and Workhorse Aero flew its Horsefly RPA to demonstrate the delivery of medical products and hand-off to Caduceus Medical Logistics in Holland, Mich.

The initiative aimed to demonstrate the efficiency and viability of incorporating drone delivery for medical supplies, showcasing a flight route of 0.67 mile (1.1 kilometres) compared with a 1.2-mile (1.9 km) traditional driving route. Caduceus Medical Logistics, the medical ground courier operator, tested drone delivery integration capabilities for autonomous and route delivery extension, as well as the use of electric vehicles for carbon dioxide emission reduction.

The operation leveraged Airspace Link's AirHub portal digital infrastructure platform to generate a comprehensive analysis for the ground and air risks existing within the city of Holland and specific area of operations. The digital platform enabled the project team to ensure the safety and efficiency of the drone deliveries.

The project accomplished a total of 23 deliveries over two days. All demonstrations conducted during the pilot project strictly adhered to 14CFR Part 107 regulations, ensuring compliance with Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) guidelines for unmanned aerial systems.

"The successful pilot project represents a significant step forward in the integration of drone technology into our daily lives, particularly in the critical field of medical product transportation," said Steve Magirias, chief executive officer, Drone Delivery. "We are grateful for the collaboration with our operational and community partners, as well as the support from regulatory bodies, which has made this achievement possible. I also want to commend our DDC operators that received their U.S. Part 107 certification in support of this effort."

"Our collaboration showcases Airspace Link's commitment to revolutionizing logistics. By pioneering safety-focused digital solutions using AirHub portal, we're reshaping how communities access critical supplies, setting the stage for a future where efficiency and accessibility intersect effortlessly into the national airspace," said Michael Healander, Airspace Link president and chief executive officer.

"We appreciate the opportunity to demonstrate Workhorse Aero's significant capabilities for package delivery with our partners in Michigan," said Rick Dauch, Workhorse chief executive officer.

The West Michigan drone delivery MMFP pilot project sets the state for future advancements in autonomous aerial deliveries, emphasizing the potential for increased efficiency, reduced environmental impact and improved accessibility in medical supply chain logistics.

About Drone Delivery Canada Corp.

Drone Delivery is an award-winning drone technology company focused on the design, development and implementation of its proprietary logistics software platform, using drones. The company's platform is intended to be used as a software-as-a-service model for government and corporate organizations globally.

Drone Delivery is a publicly listed company trading on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol FLT, on the U.S. OTCQX market under the symbol TAKOF, and on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange in Germany under the symbol A2AMGZ or ABB.F.

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