RapidFlight Flies 3D-Printed Long-Endurance UAS

Graham Warwick May 11, 2023

RapidFlight’s M2 has completed a 21-hr. test flight in Oregon. 

Credit: RapidFlight
U.S. startup RapidFlight has emerged from stealth mode to launch the M2, a Group 3 uncrewed aircraft system (UAS) that is 3D-printed to enable rapid tailoring to different customers’ requirements. The Manassas, Virginia-based company has completed a 21-hr. test flight with the 175-lb. gross-weight...
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