Sabrewing Advances Unmanned Cargo Aircraft Despite Flight Delay

Graham Warwick September 01, 2020
As it awaits relaxation of COVID-19 restrictions on flight testing, Sabrewing is using a simulator to evaluate the Rhaegal-A’s performance.
Credit: Sabrewing Aircraft
Prevented from beginning flight testing by COVID-19 pandemic restrictions, startup Sabrewing Aircraft has begun using a flight simulator to verify the performance of its Rhaegal-A unmanned cargo aircraft. Having rolled out the full-size technology demonstrator on May 1, Sabrewing had planned to...
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