
Thales and Kelly Hills Unmanned are working to unlock a multi year BVLOS agriculture effort in Kansas. Image credit: Tom Fisk on Pexels
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The FAA opens BEYOND Phase 2 to as many as eight additional lead participants
Thales and Kelly Hills plan a three-year agricultural BVLOS network in Kansas
A neutral-host airspace network is planned across the Phoenix metropolitan area
Tonner Drones signs a binding protocol to acquire Azur Drones
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Editor’s note: Today's issue has federal test sites, Kansas farmland, Japanese disaster teams and one acquisition that still needs a judge's signature. The industry is scaling, but the paperwork remains undefeated.
