Marines from Cherry Point, N.C., visit NAS Patuxent River, Md., to train with the Ground Based Sense and Avoid System, a new computer system designed to safely integrate unmanned aircraft in civilian airspace. Continue reading
Category Archives: Training
ING Robotic Aviation Partners with Canadore College to Offer UAS Operations and Maintenance 10 Week Programme
Canadore College, in the city of North Bay, just 180 minutes north of Toronto, has partnered with ING Robotic Aviation to introduce a new course – Unmanned Aircraft Systems – Operations and Maintenance at the Aviation Campus. Continue reading
AAI Starts Training Australian Army with Shadow TUAS
AAI Logistics & Technical Services will welcome its first Australian Army trainees starting in May for Shadow Tactical Unmanned Aircraft System (TUAS) operations and maintenance training. Continue reading
Kansas State University Unmanned Programme Now Counts 12 UAS
K-State Salina’s unmanned aircraft systems programme continues to grow – and is pushing for more room to fly in the skies over Kansas. Continue reading
RAF Reaper Pilots Earn Their Wings in USA
Four RAF pilots who have trained to fly UAS have been awarded a special pilot’s badge at Creech Air Force Base in Nevada in America. Continue reading
Simlat to Deliver a Mini-UAS Training & Simulation Center to the Finnish Defence Forces
Simlat Ltd. has been awarded a contract to deliver a UAS Training Centre including its high fidelity UAS training systems to the Finnish Defence Forces (FDF) as part of Mini-UAS contract awarded to Aeronautics Ltd. Continue reading
Indiana State University Unmanned Systems Programme
ISU students working on unmanned aerial and ground systems
Indiana State University in Terre Haute is one of the few colleges in America to prepare students for a future in a world of unmanned machines. Continue reading
California Students Locked in Mechatronics Lab
Peek in the windows at the Mechatronics, Embedded Systems and Automation (MESA) Lab sometime. You’ll probably see students flying small remote-controlled aircraft at all hours of the day and night. Continue reading