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Robotic Skies Deploys Corridor Software to Support Drones and eVTOL Aircraft
Robotic Skies is teaming up with Continuum Applied Technology, the company behind Corridor aviation service software, to create maintenance technology solutions for next-generation uncrewed aircraft systems and advanced air mobility aircraft.
An engineer services a drone at a Robotic Skies facility.
Robotic Skies is working with Corridor aviation service software to create maintenance technology solutions for next-generation uncrewed aircraft systems and the advanced air mobility market. (Credit: Robotic Skies)

Drone maintenance group Robotic Skies is teaming up with Continuum Applied Technology to create maintenance technology solutions for uncrewed aircraft systems (UAS) and advanced air mobility (AAM) aircraft. The partners say they aim to support drone and eVTOL aircraft operations of these new aircraft using Continuum's Corridor aviation maintenance and regulatory requirements management platform.

Headquartered in Salt Lake City, Robotic Skies already offers a global network of maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) centers for UAS operators. The network consists of more than 240 independently owned and certified repair stations located in more than 50 countries.