Sri Lanka Drone Industry Directory
Section overview · verified against official sources
A verified, editorial directory of Sri Lanka's drone ecosystem is being built here: operators, dealers, repair and training providers, mapping companies, researchers and institutions.
Quick answer
This directory will list verified organisations in Sri Lanka's drone ecosystem, from operators and dealers to training providers, mapping companies, universities and associations. No listings are published yet, because every listing will be verified before publication: legal name, location, services, registrations and the date checked. Organisations can propose a listing through the contact page, and editorial and any future sponsored listings will always be clearly separated.
What verified listings will contain
Each future listing will record the organisation and legal name, website, location, contact details, areas served, services, relevant qualifications, registrations and certifications, a verification status with the date checked, the sources used, and a correction link. Sponsored placements, if ever introduced, will be labelled and separated from editorial listings.
We do not invent companies, and we do not list organisations we cannot verify. If you operate in Sri Lanka's drone sector and want to be considered for a verified listing, use the contact page and include your official registration details.
Categories the directory will cover
Drone operators and pilots, dealers and importers, rental and repair providers, training providers, mapping, GIS, surveying and photogrammetry companies, data-processing and software providers, insurance providers, universities and research institutions, government programmes, industry associations, startups and manufacturers.
The ecosystem
Pilots and operators
Licensed individuals and operating companies flying commercial missions.
Dealers and importers
CAASL-permitted businesses bringing aircraft and parts into the country.
Repair and maintenance
Workshops handling airframes, motors, batteries and sensors.
Training
Programmes preparing pilots for the announced licensing framework.
Software and data
Flight planning, processing, GIS and delivery of mapping outputs.
Insurance
Third-party cover required in the approval process, plus commercial policies.
Research
University and institutional work on applications and airspace.
End clients
Construction, agriculture, tourism, media, utilities and government.
The directory will list verified organisations in each segment as they are confirmed. No placeholder listings are published.