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A Virginia program demonstrates a UAS flight using two commercial-airspace vertiports.
A Zimbabwean operator receives BVLOS delivery approval for the KITE aircraft.
Volatus reports an initial GPS-denied flight test of its autonomy stack.
EagleNXT says its Texas facility has begun shipping a commercial multispectral sensor.
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The Daily Drone Brief
Editor’s note: The drone business has spent years saying that infrastructure matters. Today, it has two vertiports, an approval in Zimbabwe, and an aircraft trying to navigate without GPS. Apparently the hardware got the memo. Here is today’s Daily Drone Brief.