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 […]

Ohio gives you three metropolitan markets that behave like three different states. Cleveland sits on Lake Erie under Class B airspace, next to a lake that writes its own weather without consulting anybody. Columbus is flat, central, and organized around a university whose football stadium holds more people than most Ohio cities. Cincinnati is pressed […]

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 […]

Oklahoma City is ringed by airports. Will Rogers World sits six miles southwest of downtown, Wiley Post is out on the northwest side, Tinker Air Force Base occupies a large footprint to the southeast in Midwest City, and there are smaller fields west and north of that. The gaps between their airspace are narrower than […]

The Storm Prediction Center is in Norman, which tells you most of what you need to know about scheduling an outdoor event in Oklahoma. The national office that forecasts tornadoes for the entire United States is here because this is where the weather is. From April through June, the supercells tend to fire in the […]