Este permiso evitará la necesidad de costosos observadores para monitorear el espacio aéreo.
https://logistica360.pe/autoriza-faa-a-ups-operaciones-de-drones-para-paqueteria/
UPS Flight Forward
Flytrex granted FAA approval for long-range commercial drone deliveries
The drone delivery industry, just like the unmanned aircraft that power it, is currently flying well below the stratosphere.
Among the drone firms that have made their 2022 delivery figures public, none eclipsed more than a few thousand deliveries, mainly owing to the Federal Aviation Administration’s stringent regulations around the young industry.
Those rules, designed to ensure the safety and privacy of the public, have limited commercial drone delivery operations to a handful of companies...
DroneWaves: UPS takes aggressive approach with drone airline
FIRESIDE CHAT TOPIC: UPS’ aggressive approach to drones
DETAILS: UPS (NYSE:UPS) has embraced an aggressive approach to deploying drones for delivery services. In 2019, the company created UPS Flight Forward, an FAA-certified drone airline. Flight Forward already has revenue-generating operations in the health care sector. So what does the future hold?
SPEAKER: Kevin Wasik, head of business development, UPS Flight Forward
BIO: Wasik has been with UPS for 14 years. Before becoming the head of...
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Big Brown continues greening fleet, buying Beta Technologies electric planes
UPS (NYSE: UPS) will take delivery of 10 Beta Technologies electric aircraft for use in small and midsize markets, with an option to purchase up to 150 of the planes in all.
The package giant, which already has more than 12,000 alternative fuel and advanced technology vehicles in its global fleet, with an order for 10,000 electric delivery vans from Arrival (NASDAQ: ARVL), will receive the first batch of electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft in 2024. The planes are being...
Buffalo Wild Wings to be flown by drone
A Mobile, Alabama franchisee of a Buffalo Wild Wings restaurant wants to deliver food to nearby customers’ doors by drone.
To test the service, Brian Jordan of Potters Wings Mobile partnered with Deuce Drone. The two companies plan to begin local food deliveries by drone in late August.
“Partnering with Deuce Drone will give us the opportunity to test new ways to evolve and meet the takeout needs of customers through drone technology,” Jordan said in a statement.
Deuce Drone will be responsible...
https://www.freightwaves.com/news/buffalo-wild-wings-to-be-flown-by-drone
Matternet readies cargo drone for FAA tests
One of the country’s largest small drone manufacturers is ready to begin durability and reliability testing of one of its cargo delivery units with the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) this year.
Mountain View, California-based Matternet announced Tuesday that the testing with the agency brings the company’s M2 drone closer to receiving special type certification for unmanned aircraft systems.
Achieving this certification from the FAA will establish that Matternet’s M2 drone is...
https://www.freightwaves.com/news/matternet-readies-cargo-drone-for-faa-tests