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What’s next for Phantom Eye?
Boeing eyes global coverage with Phantom Eye
Now that Boeing’s Phantom Eye unmanned plane is flying again, the company will take a cautious approach toward sending the Boeing-funded aircraft to an altitude of 65,000 feet, where it would have an incredible view. The view would only come once Boeing has the confidence to install an expensive sensor package. Phantom Eye can carry up to 450 pounds of equipment, but it will carry ballast until Boeing proves it won’t crash.
US-VISIT’s fingerprint gap
The battle over war-zone fingerprints
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