Unusual Machines Sees Commercial Drone Biz Overtaking Defense By 2029

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Unusual Machines expects commercial applications to comprise around half the end market for its drone components by 2029, reversing defense’s current domination of the customer mix, CEO Allan Evans tells Aviation Week. Evans estimates that roughly 80% of the Orlando, Florida-based company’s end...
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Based in Rhode Island, Ben covers advanced air mobility and is a contributor to Aviation Week’s Business Aviation & AAM Report.

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