16 Apr, 2019

Aerospace Arizona Association (AAA) and AIRAVAT announced they have established a non-binding strategic partnership that will allow both organizations to align their strengths in order to position the unmanned aerospace industry for long-term growth. The partnership seeks to accelerate the growth of the industry by enhancing commercial development, production, and operation of unmanned systems in both Arizona and North Carolina. AIRAVAT, a North Carolina headquartered company, specializes in

20 Nov, 2018

FROM THE HERALD REVIEW — A number of public safety agencies attended an exhibition last week of how unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) technology — specifically drones — can be utilized by first responders in search-and-rescue situations. The Thursday demonstration at the Benson Municipal Airport highlighted the use of an infrared camera and computer software to allow the battery-operated drone to operate on autopilot over a specified search area. Arizona State University engineering students

13 Jul, 2018

One of the most effective ways of communicating with elected officials about Aerospace Arizona Association's actions and views on key issues in the unmanned systems industry is through personal meetings. The Association organized a Members-Only Capitol Hill Week in Washington DC this past June 18th – 20th that included meetings and discussions with the entire Arizona congressional and legislative delegation and their staff.      Our Association members were able meet congressional