The UAS Flyer - May 26, 2016

UND, CAE sign contracts with General Atomics for UAS training General Atomics new contracts with the University of North Dakota Aerospace Foundation and flight simulator company CAE will augment the its UAS training academy at the Grand Forks Air Force Base. READ MORE SHARE
SLANTRANGE makes precision agriculture even more precise Farmers in Nebraska liked what SLANTRANGE's sensors and data analytics did for agriculture so much that they decided to fund the company. Now its second generation sensors and software are even better. READ MORE SHARE
	Amazon's Prime Air VP outlines proposed UAS airspace system Gur Kimchi, Amazon's Prime Air vice president, has a plan to manage UAS traffic that not only helps the retail giant deliver packages, but could also work around the world. And he says we don't have to reinvent the wheel to do it. READ MORE SHARE
Yamaha debuts RMAX spraying capability in Napa Valley Yamaha Motor Corp. USA has announced the inaugural commercial operation of its RMAX remotely piloted helicopter for agriculture spraying service in the U.S. The RMAX flight was completed in California's wine country. READ MORE SHARE
Global ag plane manufacturer acquires UAS firm Air Tractor Inc. is going unmanned. The Texas-based manned aircraft manufacturer that builds a wide array of aircraft suitable for agriculture applications has purchased unmanned aircraft vehicle developer. READ MORE SHARE
	NTIA releases UAS privacy best practices Unmanned aircraft systems service providers, end-users and the general public may now have a better understanding of the privacy issue after the National Telecommunications and Information Administration completed a multi stakeholder process. READ MORE SHARE