Army, Black Hawk

US Army looking to see if new tech can make its workhorse Black Hawk helicopters easier to fly, with or without pilots
The US Army is working with aerospace company Skyryse on improved flying and safety, as well as autonomy, for helicopters like the Black Hawk.
Army Looks to Test Optionally Piloted Black Hawks
Contractor Skyryse will work alongside Army personnel to integrate its automated SkyOS system on military rotorcraft.
Black Hawk Helicopters Are Getting Smarter And Are Almost Ready To Fly Themselves
The Black Hawk is U.S. military's main helicopter, and a new automated system promises to make it so much easier to fly, almost anyone will be able to pilot it.
New operating system could let US army Black Hawk helicopters be piloted with basic training
The US Army is teaming up with a company called Skyryse to make their massive fleet of over 2,100 UH-60 Black Hawks significantly smarter and easier to operate.
US Black Hawk helicopters to get smart with world-first universal flight system
Last week, the company had updated its SkyOS cockpit, which is now scalable to fit any aircraft - including the Black Hawk.
US Army Black Hawks to fly without pilots, launch at the touch of a button
Skyryse, a pioneering company in aviation technology, has announced a significant partnership with the U.S. Army to improve the training process for pilots and enhance the operational capabilities of helicopters in their fleet,
Skyryse, U.S. Army partner to make helicopters more capable, easier to fly, and optionally-piloted
Skyryse® , the creator of SkyOS™ , the world's first universal operating system for flight, has entered into an agreement with the U.S. Army to develop solutions to reduce time to train for pilots, increase interoperability between aircraft,
Canada deploying Black Hawk helicopters at Canada-U.S. border: McGuinty
Public Safety Minister David McGuinty announced Wednesday that Canada is deploying new Black Hawk helicopters at the Canada-U.S. border to help enhance border surveillance. He added that the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) is also launching pre-clearance at Cannon Corners,
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