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Emerging Aviation Technology Integration

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This contract focuses on researching and developing innovative solutions for the integration of drones, urban air mobility, and advanced air mobility technologies into the National Airspace System. The effort aims to address the complexities and challenges associated with safely incorporating these emerging aviation technologies into existing airspace infrastructure. It is designated as a subcontract under the Federal Aviation Administration, which operates within the Department of Transportation. The contract aligns with the NAICS code 541715, indicative of research and development in the physical, engineering, and life sciences sectors. The work is to be performed primarily in Washington, reflecting a central coordination location for federal aviation initiatives. This project represents a key step toward modernizing airspace management to support new aerial mobility modes, emphasizing innovation and safety in the evolving aviation landscape.

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Research and develop safe integration of drones and advanced air mobility into US National Airspace.

Agency

Department Of Transportation → Federal Aviation Administration

NAICS

541715 - Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology) View NAICS

Place of Performance

Washington, DC, USA

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AgencyDepartment Of Transportation → Federal Aviation Administration
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Research and develop solutions for integrating drones, urban air mobility, and advanced air mobility into the National Airspace System.

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