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Drones are winning over regulators as claims chases 'fewer touches' - Insurance Business

·Oct 2, 2026
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Mid-America Catastrophe Services' Henry Maley says sharper imagery and wider acceptance have turned drone inspections from a novelty into standard practice

Mid-America Catastrophe Services' Henry Maley says sharper imagery and wider acceptance have turned drone inspections from a novelty into standard practice

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