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The Walkaround Goes Autonomous: Air Force Schedules a Georgia Trial

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Exyn is taking autonomous inspection work to Warner Robins, Georgia, under an Air Force project. The first step is a demonstration this October. Operational work is set to follow in 2027. Anyone who has stood on a ramp waiting for a squawk list to come back will want to see how the October demonstration goes.

With reporting from AVweb.

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