Spotlight Labs, a veteran-owned technology company, announced the availability of its SPYDR hypoxia sensor, a helmet insert that gathers human biometric and aircraft condition data, detects and warns pilots of their imminent incapacitation, and records high fidelity flight data for post-flight analysis and improved flight outcomes. The company says that the SPYDR was tested by the United States Air Force, and can be utilized to prevent loss of life and improve pilot performance and training. Read full news at this link...
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AT-6C Texan II, an armed version of the T-6, at Salon du Bourget in France (Picture source : Air Recognition)
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AT-6C Texan II, an armed version of the T-6, at Salon du Bourget in France (Picture source : Air Recognition)
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