Delivery Company Unveils UAV Quadcopter Written 10 September 2019
10 September 2019
Aviation Week reports that UAV “delivery service provider Flirtey on Sept. 9 unveiled the Flirtey Eagle, a boxy quadcopter that it expects will begin delivering food and packages to households by the end of the year.” Flirtey CEO Matthew Sweeny “said the launch site for the delivery operation will be Reno, Nevada, which is partnered with the company through the FAA’s Unmanned Aircraft Systems Integration Pilot Program (IPP).” (Image: Flirtey's delivery drone during a 2016 test delivery for 7-Eleven | Flirtey Technology)
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Aviation Week reports that UAV “delivery service provider Flirtey on Sept. 9 unveiled the Flirtey Eagle, a boxy quadcopter that it expects will begin delivering food and packages to households by the end of the year.” Flirtey CEO Matthew Sweeny “said the launch site for the delivery operation will be Reno, Nevada, which is partnered with the company through the FAA’s Unmanned Aircraft Systems Integration Pilot Program (IPP).” (Image: Flirtey's delivery drone during a 2016 test delivery for 7-Eleven | Flirtey Technology)
Full Story (Aviation Week)