The NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) has released the first Request for Proposal (RfP) related to the Modular Ground-Based Air Defence (GBAD) project. “The
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Author: Philip Butterworth-Hayes
Innov’ATM to provide U-space services for robot, drone airport security patrols
Innov’ATM reports it will be providing U-space and UTM services to the Projet France 2030 PanDrone programme, which will provide surveillance and security of airports
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Murzilli Consulting to lead Canarias Stratoport for HAPS & UAS programme industry consortium
Murzilli Consulting has been selected as the prime contractor for the Canarias Stratoport for HAPS & UAS programme, an infrastructure project designed to centralise long-distance
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ANRA receives FAA approval for drone deconfliction, monitoring service for the NYPA
ANRA Technologies announced today that it has received a Letter of Acceptance (LOA) from the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to deploy its strategic conflict
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Is Europe ready for U-space? Yes – but….
By Philip Butterworth-Hayes Last week’s Innovative Air Mobility Implementation Forum organised by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) took stock of progress towards developing
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Rotterdam Port extends U-space airspace pilot for another three years
The Port of Rottterdam has announced a three-year extension to its U-space airspace pilot. This initiative, led by Ingrid Römers and Niels Kalshoven, “represents a
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SkySafe and Fortem partner to develop integrated rogue drone detection and mitigation
SkySafe and Fortem Technologies today report they have introduced a fully integrated solution for drone detection and mitigation aimed at addressing the escalating risk of
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Wisk, Skygrid and FAA William J Hughes centre to research remotely piloted eVTOL NAS integration
US eVTOL developer Wisk Aero has announced in a Linkedin post at it is partnering with the US Federal Aviation Administration’s William J. Hughes Technical
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EASA, Eurocontrol to identify single EU e-conspicuity system for drones and eVTOLs by 2027
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) and Eurocontrol plan to identify a single electronic conspicuity system for drones and eVTOLs flying at low level
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U-space implementation challenges: the view from Belgium, Italy and Germany
The Belgian Civil Aviation Authority (BCAA) plans to complete its final audit of the country’s Common Information Service Provider (CISP) certification process in the first
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