Hopes To Offer Unmanned Aircraft Cargo Delivery

MissionGO Unmanned Systems reports that the FAA certification office has approved MissionGO’s MG Velos 100 airworthiness criteria as part of MissionGO’s Type Certificate application, a milestone marking the brand’s next big step in pushing the boundaries of Unmanned Aircraft System capabilities.

It is also expected that the FAA will soon be issuing industry guidelines for certification testing.

“Ultimately, the FAA’s Type Certification approval will qualify us to deliver on possibilities we’ve been preparing for and imagining for years,” said MissionGO Executive Vice President for UAS Cargo Operations Frank Paskiewicz.

“Our goal is to be certified to fly precious medical cargo from Point A to Point B with even more speed and efficiency than before, saving time that could literally save lives. Type Certification will be a major milestone in proving we can conduct this important mission in a safe and reliable manner.”

Type Certification coupled with MissionGO’s expected Production and Part 135 Certificates could enable MissionGO to fly more conventional routes through airspace, over people, and eventually BVLOS.

MissionGO is led by CEO/Co-Founder Scott Plank.

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