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Today we’re taking yet another step towards approval and certification of Skyryse One.

The Skyryse One sim has landed at UP.Partners Up.Summit. Want to experience it for yourself? Our team is at community day today from Noon to 5PM. You can message us directly for more information.

The Skyryse team is headed to UP.Summit next week. We will have Skyryse One and our full conforming simulator on display. If you will be in attendance, message us directly and we will schedule a simulator session. For future event updates, follow our Skyryse page here: https://lnkd.in/g2J8a88V"

Our Skyryse One has come a long way since the original prototype. Here's a side-by-side look at both from our new production facility.

Autopilot systems can make flying EASIER, but do they make pilots SAFER? When compared to the capabilities of our SkyOS flight operating system, the answer is no. In the article below, we explain why: https://lnkd.in/gzd9_7ta

Getting disoriented in the clouds is one of the primary causes of fatal aviation accidents. Watch how Skyryse One makes low visibility no problem using its SkyOS flight operating system, should pilots inadvertently end up flying VFR into IMC conditions.

What have you been up to this summer? A highlight for me was participating in the Aerospace Summer Games with Skyryse! It was a fun-filled day with our company participating in sports like volleyball, soccer, ultimate frisbee, and much more. Not only did we bond as a team, but we also shared our passion and mission with others throughout the aerospace industry. Our mission at Skyryse is to make flying a general aviation aircraft safer and more accessible than any time in history. We believe it’s our moral imperative to reduce and ultimately eliminate, general aviation fatalities through the widespread adoption of FlightOS. Does this mission resonate with you? Check out our openings: https://lnkd.in/gU832gkg

Today is Global Talent Acquisition Day and we'd like to recognize the Skyryse Talent Acquisition team. Skyryse has more than doubled over the last year, and we're continuing to grow! Thank you for all that you do and for helping us build such a great team. Interested in joining us? Learn more about our mission here: https://lnkd.in/gFQneFUx (Not pictured: Natasha Qabazard and Angela Connell)

This past spring and summer I have been working as a systems engineer intern on the safety and systems engineering teams at Skyryse. I am incredibly grateful for the opportunities I was given to develop my skills as an engineer and a collaborator during my internship. I wanted to give special thanks to those who supported me, including Mangeet Singh, Hayley Kantor, David Sweeney, Sage Lawrence, and Brian Schilling. I also wanted to give a massive shoutout to Dayna Cano and Carolina Perez for their support throughout my entire experience! Some of my core responsibilities included: -Creating Failure Mode and Effects Analysis for aircraft components and systems -Writing, validating, and verifying requirements -Root cause analysis for aircraft problem reports -Safety data analysis I was given the chance to work across multiple disciplines and with a wide variety of cross functional teams, tackling difficult and faced-paced problems. The team at Skyryse is driven and passionate about the mission, and I am proud to have made my contribution to the future of general aviation safety. The work being done here is impressive and I truly believe will save lives. To top it all off, I was given the privilege of being featured on the company's website for my internship, as well as some of the data analysis I did. Check out the links here: https://lnkd.in/eDrtf75r https://lnkd.in/emsccKCJ

Last week, I wrapped up my summer internship at Skyryse, where I had the privilege of working as a System Test Intern in the Systems Integration Lab. This experience equipped me with hands-on skills in cross-functional collaboration, system testing, and problem-solving. My key responsibilities included: 📊 making telemetry data available in real-time for system tests 👩💻 developing an RTD software tool to record fault data from the flight control computers 🥼 writing/running my own system test case Through this experience, I gained invaluable lessons in learning to navigate unfamiliar challenges, working effectively with cross-functional teams, and overcoming obstacles to deliver high-quality results. A highlight of my internship was attending EAA Airventure Oshkosh with an amazing team of Skyrysers to debut SkyOS and the Skyryse One. While in Oshkosh, I had the unique opportunity to engage with the public, sharing Skyryse's vision, the capabilities of the Skyryse One, and the need for fly-by-wire technology in general aviation. Witnessing the aviation community's enthusiastic welcome of SkyOS and our mission to eliminate general aviation fatalities was truly inspiring. I'm deeply grateful to have had the opportunity to collaborate with and learn from an exceptional team. A huge thank you to my manager Alan Lee, mentor Amanda "Manner" Jacob, software manager Minnie Yoo, and the many others I worked with this summer. Special thanks to recruiters Dayna Cano and Carolina Perez for your guidance and support through my internship, and for making this summer possible. I'm leaving with unforgettable memories, new skills, and a renewed passion for software-driven innovation in aviation. 🚁 💻