Unmanned Aircraft’s Future, Like Its History, Will Be Technology-Driven
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After a nearly two-decade boom in military unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), an explosion of commercial drones will visibly change everyday life and, air traffic management experts say, determine how future air traffic systems work. “UAS are the Borg,” says Kevin Shum, director general of Civil...
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