General Atomics Pitches Humanitarian Avenger
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Credit: An artist’s rendering of General Atomics Aeronautical Systems’ Avenger, dubbed Angel One, delivering aid over an unspecified village: General Atomics Aeronautical Systems
Industry has grown accustomed to military drone manufacturers talking up the softer, humanitarian abilities of their aircraft. Those aircraft performed surveillance and communications relay flights over earthquake-stricken Haiti in 2010, post-tsunami Japan the year after, and have kept watch over...
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