The UAS Flyer - November 6, 2019

ParaZero, Helios bring drone flights over people to Chicago Helios Visions is now flying drone flights over people in Chicago, and once again, ParaZero is a major reason why. Helios is now only the forty-seventh company in the U.S. to receive the Part 107.39 waiver. READ MORE SHARE
TerraView unveils mil-spec drone capable of 70-minute flight Its highly efficient design coupled with higher capacity batteries result in flight times that are on average two and a half times longer than the competition, READ MORE SHARE
	Canadian drone pioneer begins trading on Canada's stock exchange Draganfly Inc., a manufacturer within the commercial unmanned aerial vehicle space, will begin trading on the Canadian Securities Exchange under ticker symbol DFLY. READ MORE SHARE
Kongsberg, AiRXOS partner on new UAS mobility platform Kongsberg Geospatial, an Ottawa-based air traffic management company, and AiRXOS, part of GE Aviation, announced today that AiRXOS has fully integrated the real-time airspace mobility platform into Kongsberg technology. READ MORE SHARE
GE, Hybrid Project partner on long-endurance VTOL drone GE Aviation announced a teaming agreement with Hybrid Project to provide a vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) UAV designed for high endurance commercial applications at scale. READ MORE SHARE
	International consortium to use drones for Arctic monitoring A new consortium of international companies, called IRSA Development Group (IDG), has formed to bring remote sensing capabilities to the Arctic. Boeing and others will use various drones to help monitor and assess the security of the arctic. READ MORE SHARE