If you haven’t already seen, the Helitech Expo is bringing with it a new show this year dedicated to the UAV Industry – the DroneX
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Author: Philip Butterworth-Hayes
Tel Aviv launches wide-scale drone delivery programme
By Arie Egozi A pilot programme of package delivery by drone was launched in the Tel Aviv area in Israel on August 10. SkylinX is
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FAA UPP2 research suggests high density BVLOS UTM operations possible but refinements needed
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has announced the results of its Uncrewed Aircraft Systems (UAS) Traffic Management (UTM) Pilot Program (UPP) 2 set of trials
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Department 13 to launch three C-UAS systems at AUVSI Xponential
Australian counter-UAS (C-UAS) systems manufacturer Department 13 will be launching a range of products – Scout13, Atlas13, and Blackbird-C – at AUVSI Xponential Atlanta. According
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How 6G could transform the drone and UTM industries from Norway to Uganda
By Philip Butterworth-Hayes The move from 5G to 6G mobile network communications will be more than a technical leap – it will require a fundamental
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EASA 2021 safety review highlights falling drone collision risk – for now
By Philip Butterworth-Hayes The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) in its latest 2021 safety report shows a significant drop in the number of airborne
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EU-based drone developer FIXAR acquires Canadian approval for BVLOS operations
Transport Canada has granted RPV Aviation a Special Flight Operating Certificate (SFOC) to fly beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) with the FIXAR 007 fixed-wing
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CERBAIR and DroneSec announce partnership to enhance threat intelligence
Counter-UAS system (C-UAS) manufacturer CERBAIR and C-UAS market intelligence company DroneSec have signed a partnership through which CERBAIR will provide its customers with weekly information
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ParaZero, Blue White Robotics and Easy Aerial partner to provide autonomous drone operations
By Arie Egozi ParaZero SafeAir solutions have been chosen to provide safety systems enabling an end-to-end autonomous solution, in a collaboration with fleet management and Command
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Erkelens Law table shows Poland and Croatia as leading early-adopters of U-space
According to a Linkedin post and table from Philippe Carous, an aviation lawyer with Brussels-based Erkelens Law, Poland and Croatia are leading the drive in
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