News Staff posted on May 07, 2013 09:42
The Miami Herald - Over the past 16 months, two K-MAX drone helicopters sent to Afghanistan as an experiment have delivered 3.2 millions of pounds of cargo and flown more than 1,000 missions. This has reduced the number of supply convoys needed on bomb-infested roads, eased the workload and risk for helicopter crews, and saved money. In the fast-growing world of unmanned aircraft, the K-MAX's success is a significant step toward what is expected to be a host of new military and civilian roles for cargo drones.
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