Updated: Apr 27, 2023
Two Hexagon I NovAtel employees and a reporter sacrificed their bodies in the name of science by riding in the jump seat of an Aero Albatros fighter training jet during the L-39 demonstrations. Here, we get the perspectives of those brave souls and the mastermind behind the unique human aspect of this experiment.
Topics: Hexagon I NovAtel; Aero Albatros fighter training jet; L-39 demonstrations; tesst and evaluation; T&E; Dawn Zoldi; IMU; R&D
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