Jack Daleo is a Staff Writer at FLYING Magazine. He covers advanced air mobility, focusing on topics such as drone technology, unmanned aircraft systems, and space travel, while also drawing from his experience reporting on drone delivery for FreightWaves. Jack's work has been featured in notable publications including Astronomy magazine, Yahoo Finance, and AirlineGeeks.
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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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Palm Beach International Airport will become President Donald J. Trump International Airport on July 9.
By: Jack Daleo
Tech giants bidding to automate the FAA’s air traffic system could lose out to a smaller rival.
Accident is the deadliest involving the B-52 since 1982 and the aircraft’s first fatal incident since 2008.
By: Jack Daleo
255,000-square-foot site will be the company’s global manufacturing hub for seaglider vessels.
Agency allegedly foiled a planned attack that included “potential drone launch locations” near the White House.
FAA should classify radiation as an occupational hazard and improve monitoring and education, congressionally mandated report concludes.
B-52 crewmembers included active-duty military personnel, government civilians, and contractors.
By: Jack Daleo
Initial FAA deployment of the predictive system will reportedly focus on en route airspace above 24,000 feet.
Agency said to be close to deciding who will build its Strategic Management of Airspace Routing Trajectories (SMART) platform.
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