SafeSky’s Traffic Awareness platform is now integrated directly into DJI FlightHub 2, the professional drone management platform.
“Drone operators see manned aviation. Manned aviation pilots see cooperative drones. Both sides, at once, in real time. That is a world first at this scale, since DJI Enterprise drones represents more than 70% of the market share,” said SafeSky in a website blog.
“If you already fly with the SafeSky app, Air Navigation Pro, Easy VFR, Gaggle, Aero-Tracker, or any of the 15+ apps and hardware connected to the SafeSky network, you do not need to do anything. No new equipment, no software upgrade, no new subscription. Cooperative DJI FlightHub 2 drone positions will appear automatically on your traffic display in real time, alongside the rest of the SafeSky traffic picture. When one gets close, you will receive a traffic alert exactly as you would for any other cooperative aircraft.
“If you operate on DJI FlightHub 2 and subscribe to a SafeSky Enterprise Plan, live manned aviation traffic appears directly in your mission control interface when your dock connects. No separate application, no manual cross-check before takeoff and nothing for the rest of the flight: you will see cooperative helicopters, General Aviation aircraft, gliders, paramotors with configurable traffic alerts.
“SafeSky also connects operators beyond FlightHub 2. Whether you fly with a different ground control platform or use entirely different hardware, if you are connected to SafeSky, you share the same live traffic picture with every other operator on the network. For the first time, drone operators across different technologies and manufacturers can see each other in flight.
“Getting a BVLOS authorisation requires demonstrating, for each Air Risk Class in your Area of Operation, that you have the traffic awareness capability to detect and respond to manned aviation. SafeSky gives you a live, multi-source cooperative traffic picture across your ARC levels, with dynamic alerts and the operational records to support your submission to your National Aviation Authority. It does not replace the assessment itself, and authorisation remains at the discretion of your NAA. But it gives you documented, real-time traffic awareness capability built into your mission control platform, rather than something pieced together separately.”
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https://www.safesky.app/post/safesky-and-dji-partnership-connecting-drones-and-crewed-aviation