By Ann Roosevelt The Federal Aviation Administration Aug. 19 approved the Army's Grey Eagle unmanned aerial vehicle (UAS) to fly in national air space using a sense-and-avoid system, a service official said. The Army in March prepared and submitted a safety case and a request for authorization for use of Ground Based Sense and Avoid System at El Mirage airfield in California, which was approved by the FAA and a certificate of authorization (COA) was issued. "That is a truly…
Army UAS Now FAA-Approved To Fly In National Air Space
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