Cargo Airline Ameriflight To Operate Delivery Drones

Graham Warwick June 05, 2023
Matternet’s M2 drone

Ameriflight plans to deliver medical supplies and e-commerce packages using Matternet’s M2 drone.

Credit: Ameriflight
U.S. Part 135 cargo airline Ameriflight has received FAA approval to operate drones for commercial deliveries. The exemption allows the company to conduct uncrewed aircraft operations under its Part 119 air carrier certificate and add Matternet M2 delivery drones to its fleet. In partnership with...
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