NASA Pushes To Enable Wider UAS Operations In National Airspace
Credit: NASA
NASA is moving to the next phase of detect-and-avoid testing after a capstone flight in which its Ikhana large unmanned aircraft system (UAS) flew in the national airspace system (NAS) without a chase aircraft to ensure safety. The 2.5-hr. flight on June 12, from Armstrong Flight Research Center at...
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