New Mexico has the clearest night air of any state we fly in. High desert, low humidity, very few people once you leave the Rio Grande corridor, and several certified International Dark Sky places inside its borders. A 300-drone show over Santa Fe or out past Silver City reads with a clarity you simply do […]
New York City has the hardest airspace in the United States. That is not marketing language, it is a description of the chart. Three major Class B airports, John F. Kennedy International, LaGuardia and Newark Liberty, generate overlapping Class B architecture across the five boroughs and the harbor. Underneath it run the Hudson River and […]
New York is not one market. It is five or six markets that happen to share a state capital. A show on the Niagara River in June, a harvest-season show over a Seneca Lake vineyard, a Fourth of July show at a Long Island beach club and a winter show at a ski resort in […]
In 1900 the Wright brothers wrote to the Weather Bureau asking where in America they could find strong, steady, reliable wind over soft ground, and the answer came back: Kitty Hawk. They were right, and the Outer Banks has been delivering on that recommendation ever since. Strong, steady, reliable wind is the one thing a […]
North Dakota is the only state where we routinely meet clients who already know what BVLOS stands for. Grand Forks is one of the genuine centers of unmanned aviation in the United States – the University of North Dakota’s aerospace program, the Northern Plains UAS Test Site and the Grand Sky business park next to […]