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Airbus Tests Autonomous Flight Diversions, Taxiway Support
The aircraft maker's DragonFly technology could enable automated diversions in response to medical emergencies and improve safety at busy airports.
For its DragonFly project, Airbus UpNext has fit three external cameras to an A350-1000 for flight testing. (Image: Airbus)
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Charles Alcock
• Managing Editor
January 12, 2023
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