Air New Zealand has teamed up with ST Engineering to trial the use of drones to inspect aircraft. The drone inspection trials take place at a facility next to Changi Airport in Singapore where Air New Zealand aircraft undergo heavy maintenance checks. ST Engineering has developed an unmanned drone system, known as DroScan, which sees a drone take a planned route around the outside of an aircraft to inspect its surface and produce high definition images. These images are processed using a software with smart algorithms to detect and classify defects, which aircraft engineers can review and confirm, or carry

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