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Biggs started the discussion What the heck is going on with Drones anyway? in the forum Air Force 11 months ago
What the heck is going on with Drones anyway?
Throwing this out there if anyone has questions about the current and future state of unmanned platforms for the AF. If you have any questions, please ask! I do not have a crystal ball, but can give an idea of why/how we got to where we are and where we are likely to go. Here are a couple points:
1. The MQ-9 is not going anywhere. Mainly…
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Biggs started the discussion Single Pilot Airliners one step closer in the forum General Discussion 11 months ago
Single Pilot Airliners one step closer
Extended Minimum Crew Operations (eMCO), aka single pilot, may be in Europe by 2027. Luckily, the Unions in the United States are unlikely to ever relent on dual-pilot Airliners, at least in our professional lifetime. It is a bold strategy though, lets see if it pays off…
aerocrewnews.com
Europe Nears First Single-Pilot Airliner Certification: Unions Raise Safety Concerns
The aviation industry stands on the ridge of a significant transformation with the impending introduction of Extended Minimum Crew Operations (eMCO), touted by Airbus as the future of single-pilot cruise operations. Scheduled for debut in 2027, single-pilot cruise operations represent … Continue reading
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Biggs started the discussion The Air Littoral and why small UAS may be the next AF pilot career in the forum General Discussion 11 months ago
The Air Littoral and why small UAS may be the next AF pilot career
Great article from War on the Rocks discussing the Air Littoral and why the USAF cannot guarantee Air Superiority in future wars.
For decades, the Army need not worry about threats from above and have been able to enjoy the freedom to maneuver across a battlefield because the Air Force has their back. However, Ukraine and Syria have shown…
warontherocks.com
Drones, the Air Littoral, and the Looming Irrelevance of the U.S. Air Force - War on the Rocks
Today, the U.S. Air Force faces an almost-existential crisis. During the past several years, the service has been battered by the loss of its prestigious