The Project ULTRA team successfully transported 18 units of blood 90 nautical miles in a beyond visual line of sight demonstration for the Department of the Navy’s Medical Research Division and members of the 319th Medical Corps.

GrandSKY announced membership in the North Dakota Unmanned Autonomous Systems (UAS) Council. This decision marks a significant step in their commitment to expanding the UAS industry not just regionally, but statewide. By joining this influential council, GrandSKY aim to contribute to and benefit from the collective growth and strategic insight it offers.

Grand Forks County, in collaboration with GrandSKY, announced the launch of Project ULTRA (UAS Logistics, Traffic, Research, and Autonomy), an innovative initiative aimed at enhancing the Department of Defense’s (DoD) capabilities through advanced unmanned aerial systems (UAS) technology.

Scott Meyer, with his rich background in community and military engagement, steps into this role to lead GrandSKY's efforts in working closely with both the UAS industry and the broader community. Meyer's appointment underscores GrandSKY's commitment to fostering innovation, supporting Grand Forks Air Force Base, and contributing to the economic growth of North Dakota.