
In Part 1 of this conversation, Elsa Klarich, a pioneering figure in aviation and drone technology, shares how uncrewed systems are transforming global relief work and humanitarian missions. Drawing from her experience as a bush pilot in East Africa and a UAS operator in high-stakes environments, Elsa breaks down the critical regulatory hurdles facing civil aviation authorities, the reality of quick-launch logistics, and why thinking five years ahead is essential to building a safe drone ecosystem.
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