Meadowlark Aircraft Company

Meet Joey Stachowski, our Manufacturing Engineer at #Meadowlark! ???? Joey’s dedication to pushing the boundaries of unmanned aerial systems design is an invaluable asset to our team. His innovative mindset and attention to detail drive our mission forward every day. We’re thrilled to have Joey apart of our team! #EmployeeSpotlight #UAS

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We had an amazing time at the UAS Career Takeoff event yesterday! ? Thank you to The HIVE, Grand Forks for the opportunity to connect with students in the Grand Forks area. We love getting to share the Meadowlark vision!

The Meadowlark team is excited to be apart of this event tomorrow at The HIVE, Grand Forks! ? We can't wait to meet everyone!

Today, we honor the strength, dedication, and courage of our veterans. At Meadowlark Aircraft Company, we’re deeply grateful for their service and commitment to protecting our skies. Thank you to all who have served and continue to serve. ??? #VeteransDay

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Carbon fiber composites are used in UAS airframe construction because of their high strength to weight ratio. Two common material strength parameters are: Young's modulus [a measure of material's resistance to deformation] and tensile strength [a measure of material's breaking point]. Question ??

Meet Matthew Granstrom, our Manager of Systems Engineering and Simulations at #Meadowlark! ???? Matthew's passion for unmanned aerial systems and innovation drives our progress in the UAS industry. His expertise is a key part of advancing our goals, and we're lucky to have such a dedicated professional on our team! #EmployeeSpotlight #UAS

To Piggyback off this... I'd like to thank Tami Vigness of BBI International for helping us procure some last minute MUCH needed items for our booth and The HIVE, Grand Forks very own Johnny Ryan and Precious Dada for their time and effort in setting up the Modern Technology Solutions, Inc. (MTSI) Fireside chat (and whiskey tasting) hosted by our friends over at Delta Advisory Group. ??

Had a blast with my Meadowlark pals at the UAS Summit & Expo last week! Bumping elbows with the big boys ... and showing them how to make friends and influence people :) Seriously, a great effort by everyone to create a truly winning first impression, with lots of ideas for how to do even better next time. Booth was packed, there was plenty of interest and plenty of follow up to do. Go team! Meadowlark Aircraft Company