Kansas State University has just released this informational video about K-State’s Unmanned Aircraft Systems Programme at its Salina Campus.
Category Archives: Training
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Launches Bachelor of Science Degree in Unmanned Aircraft Systems Science
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University’s Daytona Beach campus will launch a Bachelor of Science degree in Unmanned Aircraft Systems Science starting in the fall semester.
Simlat Delivers Heron Payload Training System to Royal Australian Airforce
Simlat Ltd. has announced delivery of a customized Heron UAS payload operator training system to the Australian Air Force. The simulator is designed to provide focused training for the payload operator, and supports diverse training goals, from basic operation to mission rehearsal and intensive currency training.
Oklahoma Develops its UAS Credentials
One of Oklahoma’s fastest-emerging industries, unmanned aircraft systems, continues its trajectory with new government partnerships and a potential new airspace and corridor for testing.
US Black Sea Rotational Force 11 Takes Raven to Romania
University of North Dakota First UAS Graduation Ceremony
Five of the nearly 1,500 graduates from the University of North Dakota at a recent cermony were the first graduates in the nation with degrees in Unmanned Aircraft Systems operations.
Northrop Grumman Global Hawk Full-Scale Model Given to Northland Community and Technical College Foundation
Northrop Grumman Corporation has presented a full-scale model of the RQ-4 Block 10 Global Hawk to the Northland Community and Technical College Foundation of East Grand Forks, Minnesota.
Global UAS Flight Training and Simulation Market Worth $375m in 2011
The UAS Flight Training & Simulation Market 2011-2021 Report from Visiongain offers a comprehensive analysis of the global market for UAS operator flight training and simulation products and services. Visiongain’s calculations indicate that sales in the global UAS flight training and simulation market will be worth $375m in 2011.

