aerosmart is Africa's authorised DJI Enterprise partner the continent's direct certified source for the complete range of DJI enterprise drones across 14+ countries spanning East, West, Central, and North Africa. From the DJI Matrice 400 and its 59-minute flight endurance to the DJI Dock 3 autonomous station that eliminates on-site pilots for continuous monitoring operations, every enterprise platform aerosmart supplies carries a genuine DJI international warranty, current firmware certification, and the official documentation that civil aviation authorities across Africa require for RPAS equipment registration.
The demand for reliable enterprise drone capability in Africa is not theoretical it is immediate, documented, and growing faster than authorised supply channels have historically served. Mining companies in Zambia, Ghana, and the DRC need accurate volumetric survey data from open-pit operations. Oil and gas operators in Nigeria, Angola, and Mozambique need non-intrusive thermal inspection of live assets. Land administration agencies in Rwanda, Kenya, Ethiopia, and Tanzania need the aerial data acquisition speed that ground survey methods cannot match at the scale of national land titling programmes. Conservation organisations in Botswana, Uganda, and Kenya need autonomous night patrol capability that no human ground patrol budget can replicate.
These are not aspirational use cases. They are active programmes that aerosmart supports with genuine DJI enterprise drones, country-specific aviation regulatory guidance, and the post-sale technical support that keeps operations running beyond the first deploymen
DJI enterprise drones are professional-grade unmanned aerial systems engineered for repeatable, reliable commercial and industrial operations not consumer platforms repurposed for professional use. The distinction matters most acutely in Africa because grey-market consumer-grade or uncertified drone equipment is the dominant supply channel in many African markets, and the operational consequences of that supply model are severe.
Grey-market enterprise drones arrive without valid DJI warranty, with outdated firmware that cannot be updated through official channels, and without the serial number documentation that SACAA Part 101, CAA-K Part 18, NCAA regulations, and every other African civil aviation authority's RPAS equipment registration process requires. The equipment fails regulatory inspection at the first attempt. The warranty claim has no basis. The firmware update that addresses a known safety issue cannot be applied. The programme that was supposed to generate operational value is grounded by a procurement decision that saved money on paper and cost multiples in practice.
Every DJI enterprise drone aerosmart supplies is purchased through official DJI distribution channels, carries a genuine international warranty, runs current firmware, and comes with official serial number documentation. The operational programme built on that foundation starts compliant, stays compliant, and receives the manufacturer support that keeps it operational.
Aerosmart offers a specialised range of DJI Enterprise drones available across Africa for inspection, surveying, public safety, construction, energy, agriculture and other professional operations. The collection includes advanced enterprise platforms designed for reliable flight performance, long-range transmission, intelligent automation and compatibility with high-resolution visual, thermal and LiDAR payloads. Whether the requirement involves infrastructure inspection, mapping large project sites, emergency response or remote asset monitoring, Aerosmart helps organisations select the right DJI solution for their operational needs. As an authorised DJI enterprise dealer, Aerosmart supplies genuine factory-fresh products with export documentation, regional delivery assistance, technical guidance and dependable after-sales support for customers throughout Africa.
The DJI Matrice 400 is the performance standard against which every other enterprise drone operating in Africa is measured 59 minutes of flight time with a payload attached, 6 kg payload capacity supporting seven simultaneous Zenmuse sensors, IP55 protection against the Sahel dust, tropical humidity, and coastal salt air that African field deployments encounter, rotating LiDAR obstacle sensing capable of detecting powerline conductors in the reduced-visibility conditions of harmattan season and savanna dust events, and O4 Enterprise Enhanced transmission reaching 40 km.
For Nigerian oil and gas facility inspection, Zambian open-pit mine survey, Kenyan conservation area night patrol, and Rwandan national land titling survey the Matrice 400 is the platform that handles the mission scale and the environmental conditions without the operational limitations that less capable alternatives impose. Its airborne relay functionality allows a second aircraft to extend communication range beyond the 40 km direct transmission limit relevant for long-corridor pipeline inspection in Nigeria's Niger Delta and Angola's interior pipeline networks where single-aircraft range limits coverage.
The DJI Matrice 350 RTK is the established survey and inspection platform for Africa's professional drone sector the aircraft that cadastral survey programmes in Rwanda and Kenya, mine survey operations in Zambia and Ghana, and construction monitoring across Africa's infrastructure development corridor have been built around. Fifty-five minutes of flight time, centimetre-accurate RTK positioning without ground control points, IP55 protection, dual GPS, and triple-redundant IMU provide the reliability and accuracy baseline that formal survey delivery requires.
Compatible with the complete Zenmuse payload range H30 Series for inspection, L2 for LiDAR survey, P1 for photogrammetry, H20 for multi-sensor surveillance the Matrice 350 RTK is the multi-role platform that serves the majority of Africa's professional enterprise drone requirements from a single airframe investment.
The DJI Matrice 30T integrates a wide-angle camera, 48MP zoom camera, 640×512 thermal camera, and laser rangefinder into a folding carry-case-portable platform that deploys from case to airborne in minutes. For African public safety teams, emergency response agencies, and inspection programmes that need capable multi-sensor aerial intelligence fast without the setup time that larger enterprise platforms require the Matrice 30T is the daily-operations drone.
The DJI Dock 3 and Dock 2 eliminate the daily crew logistics that make continuous aerial monitoring of remote African sites economically impractical. The aircraft launches on schedule, completes its mission, returns to the dock, charges, and repeats managed entirely through DJI FlightHub 2 over 4G/LTE from a central operations point that may be in Nairobi, Lagos, or Dubai relative to the monitored site in a remote mining concession or pipeline corridor.
The Dock 3's vehicle-mounted mobile deployment capability extends autonomous monitoring to locations where permanent installation infrastructure is impractical or where the monitored zone shifts over time active mine face monitoring as excavation progresses, conservation patrol coverage adjustment as seasonal migration patterns change.
The DJI FlyCart 30 carries 30 kg across 16 km. The FlyCart 100 extends heavy-lift delivery to 100 kg in single battery mode. For African healthcare logistics delivering blood products and emergency medical supplies to isolated clinics in Kenya, Uganda, and Rwanda, for mining operations resupplying remote field camps in Zambia's Copperbelt, and for maritime operators resupplying vessels on African coastal routes the FlyCart series delivers where road infrastructure fails.
Aerosmart supports professional drone programmes across Africa with authorised DJI Enterprise products, country-specific regulatory guidance, documented international delivery and dependable post-sale technical assistance.
Authorised Supply — Every Product Genuine
Aerosmart is an authorised DJI Enterprise Partner, providing genuine
products with applicable manufacturer warranty, current firmware and
official product documentation. In markets where grey-market drone supply
can create warranty, reliability and regulatory-compliance risks,
authorised sourcing provides the secure foundation required for a
professional drone programme.
Country-Specific Regulatory Guidance Included
Drone regulations differ across African markets, including SACAA Part 101
in South Africa, CAA-K Part 18 in Kenya, NCAA RPAS regulations in Nigeria,
GCAA requirements in Ghana, DCAZ rules in Zambia, RCA requirements in
Rwanda, TCAA regulations in Tanzania and UCAA requirements in Uganda.
Aerosmart provides a written country-specific regulatory brief with every
enterprise drone purchase, covering operator certification, aircraft
registration, airspace requirements and relevant operational procedures.
Delivery Across 14+ African Countries
Aerosmart arranges direct shipping from Dubai with export documentation,
official DJI product paperwork and practical import-duty guidance to
support customs clearance in the destination country. This regional supply
model helps African customers access professional drone systems with
efficient lead times and clearly prepared documentation.
Post-Sale Support — Remote and In-Person
Aerosmart's Dubai-based technical team provides remote diagnostics,
firmware guidance, setup assistance and operational support after delivery.
Where remote troubleshooting is insufficient, an in-person field-support
network across selected African markets can assist with on-site technical
requirements, subject to location and availability.
Aerosmart supplies a comprehensive range of DJI enterprise drones across 14+ African countries, including the DJI Matrice 400, Matrice 350 RTK, Matrice 4 Series, Matrice 30T, DJI Dock 3, DJI Dock 2, FlyCart 30, FlyCart 100, Mavic 3 Enterprise Series and the DJI Agras agriculture range. Products are supplied with applicable genuine DJI warranty, current firmware and official product documentation.
Yes. Aerosmart operates through Aerosmart UAV Trading L.L.C. in Dubai as an authorised DJI Enterprise partner. Enterprise drones are supplied with official serial-number documentation, current firmware and applicable genuine DJI warranty to support equipment registration and professional deployment across the African markets served.
The DJI Matrice 350 RTK paired with the Zenmuse L2 LiDAR is a suitable platform for open-pit volumetric surveys, stockpile measurement and mine site mapping. For larger mining concessions requiring extended endurance and high-capacity LiDAR data collection, the DJI Matrice 400 paired with the Zenmuse L3 may provide a more advanced enterprise solution.
Enterprise drone regulations vary by country. Nigeria operates under NCAA RPAS regulations, Kenya under CAA-K Part 18, Ghana under GCAA requirements, Rwanda under RCA regulations, Zambia under DCAZ, Tanzania under TCAA and Uganda under UCAA. Aerosmart provides country-specific regulatory guidance with enterprise drone purchases to help customers understand registration, certification and operational requirements.
Yes. Aerosmart delivers DJI enterprise drones to Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana and other African markets served. Shipments can include export documentation, official DJI product paperwork and practical import-duty guidance to support customs-clearance procedures in the destination country.
DJI Matrice 400 pricing varies according to the selected payload, accessories, software, training requirements and destination country. Contact Aerosmart at africa@aerosmart.ae for a quotation tailored to your operational requirements and delivery location.
The DJI Dock 3 requires a reliable internet connection for remote management through DJI FlightHub 2. In locations with suitable 4G or LTE coverage from regional mobile-network providers, the system can operate using cellular connectivity. For sites without dependable mobile coverage, compatible satellite or alternative network solutions may be considered following a technical site assessment.
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