The judging panel assessing the 2020 ATM awards, organised by Air Traffic Management Magazine and Unmanned Airspace, have given the overall excellence award to Poland’s
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Author: Philip Butterworth-Hayes
Switzerland delays adoption of European drone rules, seeking exclusion of model aircraft
By Jenny Beechener Switzerland’s Council of States has delayed adoption of new European legislation governing drone operations which came into force on 1 January 2021
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ICAO’s UTM Common Framework study edition three highlights gaps, issues and challenges
Edition three of the International Civil Aviation Organization’s (ICAO’s) UAS traffic management “Common Framework with Core Principles for Global Harmonization”, widely made available earlier today
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EU-Funded AiRMOUR project paves way for flying manned and unmanned emergency medical services
By Chris Stonor EU-funded AiRMOUR is “a research and innovation project to support sustainable air mobility in an urban context through emergency and medical services”,
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The UTM industry is facing a financial crisis – business models no longer work
By Philip Butterworth-Hayes The global UTM/U-space service supplier (USS) market is facing a major crisis before it really takes off – for most suppliers there
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Establishing and validating performance requirements for UTM
There is a need to define an appropriate set of UAS requirements for base UAS Traffic Management UTM capabilities, says Andy Thurling, NUAIR Chief Technology
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‘Aviation community has no idea how to talk to municipalities’ – Eurocontrol UAM webinar
By Jenny Beechener “The aviation community talks to each other, however we have no idea how to deal with the municipalities. This is a big,
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DroneTalks launches virtual interactive learning platform
Eszter Kovacs, formerly acting Secretary General of the Global UTM Association (GUTMA) and Lorenzo Murzilli, Founder and CEO of Murzilli Consulting and former Swiss Federal Office
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Skylock upgrades its wearable anti-drone system to cover more frequencies
By Arie Egozi Israeli company SkyLock has upgraded its wearable anti drone system to respond to drones using radio frequencies that are supposed to make
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New draft rules “will open up drone market in Israel for more complex operations”
By Arie Egozi The Israel Civil Aviation Authority is moving ahead in its effort to issue a comprehensive set of regulations, that will serve as
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