Jack Daleo is a modern flying reporter for FLYING Magazine and FreightWaves. With a passion for aviation and a focus on the latest developments in the industry, Jack covers topics ranging from drone delivery services to electric air taxis. His work has also been featured in Yahoo Finance.
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Jack Daleo’s coverage focuses on space exploration, uncrewed traffic management, air taxis, drone delivery, and electric aircraft. He mainly covers press releases and government/private sector announcements within the realms of business & industry as well as transportation & logistics.
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The developer of autonomous flight software for Part 23 aircraft says its test campaign will culminate in a supplemental type certificate.
Drone operators performing tasks from search and rescue to infrastructure inspections can request permission to use a dedicated spectrum.
For about 10 minutes during Green Day’s set at Detroit’s Comerica Park, the crowd waited quietly for a rogue drone to leave the stadium.
The historic mission will see pivate astronauts attempt a spacewalk for the first time in history, and spaceflight enthusiasts can watch it live.
Budget mismanagement, decaying infrastructure, and overreliance on commercial partners threaten the agency’s ability to lead.
The FAA says Starship will receive a launch license for its fifth test flight no earlier than late November, prompting a response from SpaceX.
The gargantuan rocket's fifth test flight will attempt a complex booster ‘catch' maneuver, but not for at least a few months.
The manufacturer earlier this year announced plans to fly in the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia as soon as 2026.
Commander Jared Isaacman and mission specialist Sarah Gillis each spent a few minutes outside the Dragon capsule, performing tests on their spacesuits.
By: Jack Daleo
Electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) air taxi manufacturer Vertical Aerospace seeks to certify its flagship design by 2026.
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