BY MOLLY MCMILLIN THE WICHITA EAGLE When it comes to unmanned aircraft systems, the U.S. is falling behind, panelists at the recent National Business Aviation Association’s convention in Orlando told attendees during two seminars on unmanned aircraft… Read More

From NBAA2014 – BUSINESS AVIATION CONVENTION & EXHIBITION Careers in aviation can range from pilot or air traffic controller to aviation attorney or unmanned aircraft system (UAS) engineer, a room full of high school and college students learned today at NBAA’s Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition (NBAA2014). Visit NBAA.org for

UAS are the topic of a National Business Aviation Robotic Skies and service-drone announced today that FAA-certified repairman Chris Haskell has completed an intensive manufacturer training program to troubleshoot, maintain and repair service-drone’s MULTIROTORTMline of small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (sUAS). Haskell, the Facility Manager for Henderson-based Kings Avionics, Inc., a

UAS are the topic of a National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) panel discussion, Unmanned Aircraft Systems: Opportunities for Business Aviation to be held on Wednesday, October 22, 2014, at 1:30 p.m. in the Innovation Zone (Booth #288) of the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando. Moderated by Robotic Skies President