Lunchtime: How Raytheon and the FAA Are Helping Drones Deliver Pizza
Raytheon and the FAA have been involved in an effort to identify and engineer new technical standards to enable deconflicted drone flight in a civilian environment.
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Raytheon and the FAA have been involved in an effort to identify and engineer new technical standards to enable deconflicted drone flight in a civilian environment.
Well... ..there�*s more official contact, so china was basically responding, was pushed into the position. but china has said very correctly china will have to defend itself for independence... ..for its sovereignty and territorial integrity. if taiwan gets independence, china will absolutely... there's an anti—secession act passed by the national people's congress. china will actually defend itself, absolutely. crosstalk. be explicit... yeah, be explicit with me. i'm just wondering, with your actions in taiwan, particularly some of the flight paths of your military aircraft, with your act...
China will absolutely... there's an anti—secession act passed by the national people's congress. china will actually defend itself, absolutely. crosstalk. be explicit... yeah, be explicit with me. i'm just wondering, with your actions in taiwan, particularly some of the flight paths of your military aircraft, with your actions in, for example, the solomon islands, where you've signed a security pact, obviously, in an island nation right in the pacific ocean, some of your other actions, for example, militarising islands in the south china sea, some of your actions off the coast which the aust...
Have approached. there's no indication at this point any u.s. aircraft scrambled and no indication that the russians entered nato, our allied airspace. but it's worth pointing out that we have not seen these kinds of flight paths for some weeks. we've asked nato about it frequently, and they say they have not seen the russians really flying this way, and now apparently they have. >> yeah. that's a big -- a big deal because russian officials including the president have described this as a conflict with nato. so to see russian aircraft testing in effect nato response times and so on in airspace...
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