Michigan to Spend $17 Million on Drone Projects
Michigan plans to spend $17 million funding drone aerial infrastructure projects via the 2024 $82 billion budget. About $10 million will fund advanced aerial mobility projects including vertiports, drone hubs and ports and last-mile delivery. Another $7 million will fund a drone park at Battle Creek Unlimited called MICH-AIR, an advanced air mobility park at the Battle Creek Executive Airport that includes about 200 acres of land available for development. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/michigan-in-focus/support
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Michigan plans to spend $17 million funding drone aerial infrastructure projects via the 2024 $82 billion budget. About $10 million will fund advanced aerial mobility projects including vertiports, drone hubs and ports and last-mile delivery. Another $7 million will fund a drone park at Battle Creek Unlimited called MICH-AIR, an advanced air mobility park at the Battle Creek Executive Airport that includes about 200 acres of land available for development.
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