North Dakota Selects BVLOS Drone Uses For Operational Trials

June 01, 2022
American Aerospace is conducting BVLOS inspection missions using its AiRanger medium-altitude, long-endurance uncrewed aircraft.
Credit: American Aerospace Technologies
Applications ranging from inspecting gravel roads to monitoring fence lines are among use cases to be demonstrated under projects selected by North Dakota’s Vantis statewide drone beyond-visual-line-of-sight (BVLOS) network. In response to a 2021 request for proposals, Vantis has selected six...

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