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July 30, 2015

Russian Helicopter Pilot Rescued From Ice Floe

Was Attempting To Circumnavigate The Globe In An R22

A Russian pilot who was attempting to fly around the world in a Robinson R22 had the attempt cut short when the aircraft went down in the frigid waters of the Davis Strait. But pilot Sergey Ananov survived the ordeal by climbing into a life raft and the managing to get onto an ice floe where he was rescued by the Canadian military.

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Amazon Foresees Safe, Segregated Airspace For Small UAS

Advocates Setting Aside Specific Airspace For The Unmanned Aircraft

Amazon is proposing an airspace management system that would include segregated airspace for small unmanned aircraft below 400 feet, with a high-speed corridor allowed between 400 and 200 feet for package delivery and other services.

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Robinson Upgrades R66 Police Helicopter

New Streamlined Instrument Panel Includes Multiple Improvements, Company Says

Robinson Helicopter Company has announced a package of multiple upgrades to its R66 Turbine Police Helicopter.

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Industry Reps Highlight UAS Uses At House Unmanned Systems Caucus Forum

AUVSI President And CEO Brian Wynne Moderated The Forum

Representatives from a variety of industries, from farmers to movie makers, discussed their uses of unmanned systems at a recent Capitol Hill forum hosted by the House Unmanned Systems Caucus and moderated by AUVSI President and CEO Brian Wynne.

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