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News archive: Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

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27 November 2025

Embry-Riddle and Argonne build system simulating hypersonic flight

Researchers will create a testing device that reproduces the heat and stress of hypersonic flight using the world’s brightest synchrotron X-ray beam.

5 November 2025 Company leaders and local officials gathered to mark the opening of AURA AERO’s first U.S. location.

AURA AERO opens US HQ and production line at Embry-Riddle

The Embry-Riddle site will anchor AURA AERO’s North American growth and serve as its hub for Integral training aircraft production.

20 September 2025 The centre will accelerate Boeing's work on defence programmes while enabling collaboration with Embry-Riddle.

Boeing engineering centre opens at Embry-Riddle Research Park

The facility will support design, development and prototyping for defence programmes while promising 400 jobs and economic growth across Daytona Beach and Volusia County.

19 June 2025 The ENBATA drone, designed for dual civil and defence missions.

US operations begin as AURA AERO unveils French MALE drone plans

The opening of the company’s Daytona Beach facility kicked off US assembly and support for INTEGRAL aircraft, while ENBATA made its debut in Paris.

13 June 2024 Embry‑Riddle announced that Boeing will lease the new Cici and Hyatt Brown Center for Aerospace Technology on June 11, 2024. The centre will employ an expected 400 workers, through 2026.

New Boeing location at Embry-Riddle promises 400 jobs

Boeing will lease the entire Cici and Hyatt Brown Center for Aerospace Technology, located in Embry-Riddle’s Research Park, on the university’s Daytona Beach Campus.

27 April 2023 Flight corridors and landing locations will also be studied.

Embry-Riddle researchers aim to reduce UAM noise

By focusing on the sound levels associated with UAM's vertical lift capabilities, the team hopes to reduce the environmental impact of these vehicles, helping to ease their entry into new markets.