uAvionix has partnered with CAP to deploy a DO-260B-compliant, dual-band Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast receiver network to complement FAA sensor data with low-altitude aircraft positions.
The FAA has released an implementation plan outlining the steps it and others will need to take to enable advanced air mobility (AAM) operations safely.
This column discusses a few examples of the state of development of flying cars — growing from UAV technologies — future forecasts in the billions of dollars for eVTOL transports, and a plea to put some of that money into making the certification process more efficient.
The BVLOS waiver allows the Southern Company system to conduct remote-based infrastructure monitoring and inspection at plant sites, substations, and other fixed site locations.
uAvionix has received FCC approval, coordinated with the FAA, to operate its SkyLink C-band C2 radios for BVLOS operations at the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Emerging Technology test site.
DSD is returning for its fifth consecutive year on April 29. The annual campaign, designed by the FAA, is dedicated to educating the drone community on flying safely.
UAvionix has launched its remote ID broadcast module for UAVs, pingRID. The pingRID meets the Part 89 remote ID standards of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
Since the initial instance of an unidentified object floating across U.S. airspace — later identified as a Chinese surveillance balloon — three additional unidentified aerial objects were spotted in North American airspace.
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