North Carolina Funds AAM Ecosystem Plan

November 29, 2021
UPS Flight Forward is performing routine drone deliveries at a medical campus in Winston-Salem.
Credit: UPS
Endorsing a plan to develop a model ecosystem for advanced air mobility in the U.S., North Carolina has awarded nonprofit AeroX a $5 million grant to begin building an air traffic management system that will enable unmanned and manned aircraft to operate safely in airspace below 400 ft. AeroX was...

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