From the Cockpit with David Heath of the Penn. Drone Association
After a decade of speculation, the cargo drone segment exploded in the past year under a tacit agreement with regulators ...
Tag: Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
IAI one step closer to 777-300ERSF first flight
Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) is nearing the start of flight testing for its first 777-300ERSF conversion. The aircraft was taken ...
Matternet M2 becomes first FAA type-certified drone
Last-mile drone developer Matternet has made history in the U.S. this week after announcing its M2 drone has become the ...
From the Cockpit with Reliable Robotics’ Goeller
California-based Reliable Robotics is looking to automate fixed-wing cargo aircraft, and has been carrying out automated flight tests using a ...
Reliable Robotics reaches certification milestone
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has accepted the certification basis for California-based Reliable Robotics to earn a supplemental type certificate ...
FAA to revoke Rhoades Aviation certificate
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is proposing the revocation of Hawaii-based Rhoades Aviation’s air carrier certificate. Rhoades Aviation, doing business ...
FAA to revoke Rhoades Aviation certificate
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is proposing the revocation of Hawaii-based Rhoades Aviation’s air carrier certificate. Rhoades Aviation, doing business ...
UPS Flight Forward’s drone plan hits regulatory snag
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) granted some requests from UPS Flight Forward for its plans to operate the Matternet M2 ...
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