Also: Archer Aviation, TEKEVER and CRFS, Lunar Hydrogen, Norfolk FD Drones

ARC AeroSystems announced the return of the Avian Pegasus Gyroplane. Avian stemmed from employees of Avro Canada, designing their gyroplanes in Canada and ultimately producing 3 prototype preproduction aircraft to work through the certification process. Ultimately, the firm died out in the early 70s, with its assets put up for sale. One remaining prototype, along with the design's rights and type certification, found their way into ARC AeroSystems' hands in 2023. Stratolaunch LLC has continued its efforts to develop a Mach 5 capable aircraft, helped along by a familiarly Rutanesque design in the form of Scaled Composites' Roc. Stratolaunch had planned to offer satellite launch services by taking advantage of lower costs achieved by midair ignition, working with Scaled Composites of Burt Rutan fame to design a twinfuselage aircraft capable of lifting a small rocket up as high as possible. A new program at EmbryRiddle has begun training Uncrewed Aircraft Systems students into becoming Remote Pilot Instructors. The program is reportedly successful so far, with 13 instructors produced, and each holding Trusted Operator Program credentials. All this and MORE in today's episode of AirborneNextGen!!!

AirborneNextGen 11.28.23 is chock full of info in this Weekly News Episode, Tuesday, November 28th, 2023... Presented by AeroTV veteran videographer and Airborne Hosts Holland Lee, Sophie Hurlock, Brianne Cross, Christopher Odom, and Laura Hutson, and is supported by ANN CEO/EditorInChief Jim Campbell, and Chief Videographer Nathan Cremisino, this episode covers:

ARC AeroSystems Announces Redux of Avian Pegasus Gyroplane
Stratolaunch Aims for Commercialized Hypersonics
ERAU Drone Instructors Gearing Up for Business
Archer Aviation and Air Chateau Announce $500M Order
TEKEVER and CRFS Launch SignalSniffing UAS
Hydrogen Found in Lunar Samples
Norfolk, Ne Fire Division Gets Drone Grant

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