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Current Investigations in Agriculture and Current Research

Opinion(ISSN: 2637-4676)

Mississippi State Preparing Leaders in Unmanned Aerial Systems

Volume 8 - Issue 1

Vanessa Beeson, Karen Brasher and Amelia Fox*

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    *Corresponding author:Amelia Fox, Asst. Clinical Professor and Future Grower Technologies Project Manager, Mississippi State University Plant and Soil Sciences, USA

Received:January 17, 2020;   Published: January 23, 2020

DOI: 10.32474/CIACR.2020.08.000281

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Abstract

The 2019 Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Aerospace Forecast expects the number of small unmanned aircraft systems (sUAS) or drones registered for commercial use and the number of remote pilots certified to fly them to triple in the next five years. At the current rate of growth, the FAA expects the sUAS-certified remote pilots to outnumber pilots of manned aircraft by 2023, if not sooner. Currently, there are more than 428,000 commercial drones registered and over 162,000 remote pilots certified to fly for commercial purposes.

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