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August 14, 2018

General Atomics Expands Footprint At Grand Sky

GA-ASI Will Add 14.5 Acres To Its Leased Space

General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. (GA-ASI) will significantly expand the company’s presence at North Dakota's Grand Sky, which claims to be the "first and only fully operational civil unmanned aerial systems (UAS)-focused research and development park in the U.S."

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Crowdfunding Campaign Launched For Development Of Drone Parachute System

Goal Is To Make Safe Flight Over People Possible

A crowdfunding campaign has been launched for the development of a drone parachute system that its designer hopes will lead to approval of flights over people.

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Aerion Supersonic Coming To Los Angeles

Hiring Event Planned For September

Aerion is recruiting talent at the director and lead engineer levels for the AS2 supersonic aircraft at an event planned for September 21 in Los Angeles, CA. The company is seeking experienced program directors and subsystem engineers.

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SITAONAIR Pilot Weather Solution Certified By Inmarsat

Will Deliver Real-Time Weather Information On SB-S Platform

SITAONAIR’s EFB Weather Awareness Solution (eWAS) is the latest application certified by Inmarsat for use across its next-generation SwiftBroadband-Safety (SB-S) communications platform for the flight deck, allowing airlines to now receive the latest weather view in real-time during flights.

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Community Group Questions Skydiving Operation Near CA Wildfire

But FAA Says Skydive Elsinore Is Not Inhibiting Firefighting Operations

Questions have been raised about a skydiving operation that conducts flights out of Slylark Airport (7B6) by a community group which claims that the skydiving aircraft may be interfering with efforts to fight the Holy Fire in the Cleveland National Forest.

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EPIC World Tour Helicopter Circumnavigation Comes To A Close

Two Pilots Returned To Whistler Municipal Airport In Vancouver, Canada August 5

Ninety-seven days from their date of departure, pilots Ruben Dias of  Whistler, Vancouver Canada and his co-pilot Mischa Gelb landed their Robinson R66 helicopter back at Whistler Municipal Airport completing the world's fastest antipode circumnavigation in a helicopter.

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Award-Winning Gulfstream G600 Makes Latin American Debut At LBACE

Conference Opens August 14 In São Paulo

Gulfstream Aerospace Corp.’s next aircraft to be certified, the award-winning Gulfstream G600, will make its Latin American debut as part of the company’s static display at the upcoming Latin American Business Aviation Conference & Exhibition (LABACE) in São Paulo.

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ERAU Unmanned Aircraft Systems Team Assists With Tracking Shoreline Erosion

Images From DJI Phantom 4 Drones Will Provide Comprehensive Aerial View Of The Area

Along the shorelines of Menard-May Park in Edgewater, Florida last week, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) flew high above the water capturing high-resolution images and video of this area of Mosquito Lagoon, which is part of the Indian River Lagoon system.

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