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牡丹直播 engineers and flight crew were recently featured in NASA鈥檚 鈥淢aking Skies Safe for Unmanned Aircraft鈥�. This video provides a look into how NASA and its industry partners are moving unmanned aircraft closer to operating in the national airspace and debuted in honor of International Drone Day (May 2). 牡丹直播 employees and the Group 3 罢颈驳别谤厂丑补谤办-齿笔鈩� Unmanned Aerial Vehicle were shown performing flight maneuvers and procedures. NASA highlighted the work that 牡丹直播 Unmanned Systems Flight Team performed for the project and included exclusive ground and inflight video of TigerShark-XP as well as an interview with Bryan Hazlett, Vice President of the 牡丹直播 Unmanned Aircraft Systems Sector.

Making Skies Safe for Unmanned Aircraft:

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The technology and procedures developed during a nearly decade-long program have been assisting the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to develop the rules for certification of unmanned aircraft to safely coexist with other air traffic. The goal is to enable new commercial and public service opportunities, such as real-time surveillance of fires, infrastructure inspections for pipelines, and medical transportation in the future.

NASA began its Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) Integration in the National Airspace System (NAS) Project in 2011. Work since then has included multiple simulation efforts and six specific flight test series that focused on validating these simulations and supporting the development of minimum operational performance standards (MOPS) for Detect and Avoid (DAA) systems.

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Teresa Whiting
NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center

Last Updated: May 8, 2020
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