Embry-Riddle & Advanced Aerospace Solutions Sign Research Agreement
The  aircraft can be flown from the right seat by an engineering pilot or from a workstation in the cabin
The aircraft can be flown from the right seat by an engineering pilot or from a workstation in the cabin

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University took a leap forward toward its commitment to become an entrepreneurial go-to resource for the aerospace industry this week when the university announced an agreement with Montreal-based Advanced Aerospace Solutions (AdvAero), a U.S. joint venture with Marinvent Corporation.