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eIPP Preparation Continues ✈️ Midnight recently completed a piloted roundtrip journey between Salinas Municipal Airport and Monterey Regional Airport as we prepare to begin operations later this year under the White House’s eIPP. Each leg of the roundtrip journey was completed in ~9 minutes, a fraction of the ~35+... show more

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