By Philip Butterworth-Hayes Logic plays no part in the successful commercialisation of disruptive industries. As the advanced air mobility (AAM) and UAS traffic management (UTM)
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Author: Philip Butterworth-Hayes
EASA publishes updated plan for drone and eVTOL operational rules
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency has published ToR RMT.0230, the latest version of plan to introduce a regulatory framework for the operation of unmanned
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Oklahoma City DronePort Network and Osage to create AAM/drone testing corridor
Oklahoma City based DronePort Network (DPN) has entered into a contract with Osage LLC to develop and manage Skyway 36 near Tulsa. This facility, the
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AirShare integrated with AVCRM to streamline compliance process for drone pilots
AirShare, the unmanned aircraft traffic management (UTM) system and New Zealand’s drone user hub, has integrated with aviation software organisation AVCRM to support a more
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Sweden’s defence ministry “purchases C-UAS equipment from MyDefence”
Denmark’s Nyheder news service reports Sweden’s defence ministry has ordered counter-UAS equipment from Denmark’s MyDefence. According to the news report: “The equipment must first and
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Intermap to provide aviation terrain data for eVTOL navigation and UTM services
3D geospatial data and intelligence solutions provider Intermap Technologies has announced a new contract with a leading unmanned traffic management (UTM) provider to integrate Intermap’s
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C-UAS company Edgesource launches commercial division EdgesourceX
C-UAS company Edgesource Corporation has announced the launch of a new commercial division – EdgesourceX. The new company features commercial versions of its military Counter-Small
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Mönchengladbach Airport to start airfield ATM research on integrating drones, eVTOLs and crewed aircraft
Mönchengladbach Airport (MGL) has announced that funding has been approved for the next research project, SkyTRACKplus, an airport air traffic management system for crewed, drone
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More industry participation needed to create UTM global standards – GUTMA’s US UTM event
By Jenny Beechener Harmonising global standards for Uncrewed Traffic Management (UTM) requires broader participation, in particular from industry, speakers agreed on day two of the
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FAA “sees a pathway for UTM service provider safety oversight” – GUTMA’s US UTM event
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is moving towards an understanding on how to introduce oversight, rather than strict regulation, for UAS traffic management services provided
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