Robinson's R66 helicopter has successfully passed FAA and Transport Canada testing for operation in snow conditions. This achievement lifts the previous restriction prohibiting the R66 from flying in ...

Robinson Helicopter Company is partnering with Skyryse to transform its R66 helicopter into an uncrewed Group 4 UAS for defense applications. The autonomous R66 will integrate Skyryse's advanced SkyOS ...

Based on the R66, the Skyryse One has a single four-axis control stick and two touchscreen displays. Credit: Skyryse U.S. startup Skyryse has begun taking reservations for the first production ...

Skyryse has begun for-credit certification flight testing of the Skyryse One, a new-production Robinson R66 light helicopter equipped with SkyOS, a fly-by-wire flight control system with a joystick ...

It’s been a little over a month since helicopter maker Robinson let loose into the world something called the R66 Turbinetruck. Based on the highly successful R66 platform, it was presented as a ...

Advanced flight-control developer Skyryse is forging ahead with plans to bring to market by 2025 a Robinson Helicopter R66 light-single adapted with an innovative fly-by-wire system. Skyryse plans to ...

The Skyryse One cockpit design for the fly-by-wire conversion of the Robinson R66 helicopter features a single control and touchscreen displays.

Robinson Helicopter Company, which in March unveiled a future family of autonomous rotorcraft, will turn its venerable R66 into an uncrewed asset for defense applications. Skyryse-which bills its ...