FAA Approves Beyond Visual Line of Sight Operations for 3 UAS Firms
Phoenix Air Unmanned, UPS Flight Forward, and uAvionix each received authorization to fly drones without the watchful eye of a remote pilot.
Phoenix Air Unmanned, UPS Flight Forward, and uAvionix each received authorization to fly drones without the watchful eye of a remote pilot.
Both companies have a drone delivery presence in the Dallas-Fort Worth metro area—they’re now joining forces.
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The Chinese manufacturer’s first delivery drone, the FlyCart 30, immediately becomes one of the largest last-mile drones on the market.
The Google parent’s drone delivery subsidiary has already delivered hundreds of thousands of food, convenience, grocery, and e-commerce items.
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The service will initially operate for three months but is expected to become the country’s first permanent drone delivery operation.
The company’s prototype precision dropping system delivered wind turbine parts 20 miles offshore with a 100 percent success rate.
So far, the long-awaited service pales in comparison to US rivals.
A ‘small percentage of the team’ has been let go, according to company CEO Tom Walker.