Innov’ATM has announced that its DroneKeeper® drone flight authorisation service solution ® (formerly USpaceKeeper®) is now deployed at French Army Light Aviation Command (COMALAT) air bases – Le Luc-Le Cannet (LFMC); Tin-Oaks (LFQE); Pau (LFBP); and Phalsbourg (LFQP).
“The solution allows authorities to centralize, review, validate, and control requests for drone activities carried out in airspace under their jurisdiction. It also simplifies the process for remote pilots wishing to submit a flight request to these authorities,” says the company. “AirSpaceKeeper® consolidates the entire processing workflow onto a single platform. Authorities can review, validate, and track flight intentions from a centralized interface. Thanks to a high level of customization, each manager retains control over their approval process. They can define their own rules, decision-making criteria, and the conditions under which a request can be automatically authorized or requires manual validation.”
AirSpaceKeeper®allows for the classification of drone activities and the definition of zones in which certain permits can be issued automatically. Constraints can be directly applied to the flight plan and communicated to the remote pilot, facilitating communication between the various stakeholders. Drone pilots wishing to conduct an activity in the areas concerned can now submit their application to the military authorities via the public DroneKeeper form.
“The deployment of AirSpaceKeeper® at the Luc-Le Cannet, Étain-Rouvres, Pau, and Phalsbourg air bases represents a significant milestone for Innov’ATM,” says the company. “It demonstrates the solution’s ability to support authorities needing to manage drone operations within their airspace, while simultaneously streamlining the process for remote pilots. Beyond these four bases, this deployment illustrates how airspace management authorities can structure and centralize the processing of drone activity requests.”
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https://www.innov-atm.com/airspacekeeper-deploye-sur-quatre-bases-militaires-du-comalat/