Ohio Airspace Strategic Integration Study Expected To Be Completed In 2014

A study set to be completed early next year will lead to developing a unique national capability in Ohio for flying unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) to meet Air Force research needs and to boost Ohio's leadership in developing technologies to integrate unmanned systems. The study will leverage and expand the state's capabilities, particularly in improving the ability of unmanned systems to sense and avoid other aircraft in the same airspace.

Town Of Marana, AZ Divesting $5 Million Airplane

The town of Marana, AZ has placed a non-flyable 1993 Beechcraft Starship Reliant in a public surplus auction, but it's not going to be inexpensive.

Deposits Accepted For 38 Rotorcraft

Scott’s – Bell 47, Inc. (SB47) says they have far exceeded their 2013 sales targets for the 47GT-6 helicopter, having taken deposits for 38 aircraft.

Vermont State Police Created Special Training Scenario At Army Facility

As a result of ongoing conversations with law enforcement personnel, the Unmanned Systems & Security Product (USPD) Division of ARA recently had the opportunity to demonstrate the Nighthawk IV Micro Unmanned Air System (UAS) to the Vermont State Police search-and-rescue and accident reconstruction teams and an Army Civil Support Team (CST).