Skyborne Technology has announced the grand opening of its new office and hangar located at its wholly owned airport in Gulf County, paving the way for upcoming advanced testing and flight operations for manned and unmanned vehicles.
Skyborne Technology builds airships ranging from 70 feet to 250 feet; the company has a manufacturing facility in Wewahitchka and owns the airport in Port St. Joe for manned and unmanned operations.
The company’s newest addition, the DART SA 70-12, which is the only semi-rigid Lighter Than Air platform that can be flown either as a manned Airship, a tethered Aerostat or an unmanned UAV, will be featured.
Skyborne Technology is currently scheduled for a preliminary launch test in this month which comprises of filling the airship with helium lifting gas for the weight and balance analysis needed to initiate first test flights immediately after award of FAA Airworthiness Certification.
The Open House dates will be announced later this month when people can visit the facilities and view the DART airship.
It is anticipated that several guests from government agencies both domestic and international, academia, industry partners and commercial customers will be attending.
The company also anticipates the forthcoming June announcement of ground breaking for the construction of its state of the art 300-foot drone hangar.
Skyborne Technology builds airships ranging from 70 feet to 250 feet; the company has a manufacturing facility in Wewahitchka and owns the airport in Port St. Joe for manned and unmanned operations.
The company’s newest addition, the DART SA 70-12, which is the only semi-rigid Lighter Than Air platform that can be flown either as a manned Airship, a tethered Aerostat or an unmanned UAV, will be featured.
Skyborne Technology is currently scheduled for a preliminary launch test in this month which comprises of filling the airship with helium lifting gas for the weight and balance analysis needed to initiate first test flights immediately after award of FAA Airworthiness Certification.
The Open House dates will be announced later this month when people can visit the facilities and view the DART airship.
It is anticipated that several guests from government agencies both domestic and international, academia, industry partners and commercial customers will be attending.
The company also anticipates the forthcoming June announcement of ground breaking for the construction of its state of the art 300-foot drone hangar.
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