By Jenny Beechener The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) approach to regulation is by incremental adjustment. “Uber/Tesla look at this in an entirely different way,”
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Author: Philip Butterworth-Hayes
“Communities who experience drone services are overwhelmingly supportive” – Wing
Drone delivery company Wing has reported on the findings of a Virgina Tech poll of inhabitants who have experienced drone services in their area. According
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Nordic Unmanned “now licensed to fly BVLOS operations in all EASA countries”
Nordic Unmanned reports it has received the European Light UAS Operator Certificate (LUC) issued by the Norwegian Civil Aviation Authority under the EASA (European Union
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Is Europe’s U-space regulatory concept viable? A conversation with Unifly
Leon van de Pas is Chief Executive Officer and Koen Meuleman is co-founder and Regulatory Affair Officer with Unifly. They talk here with Unmanned Airspace’s Philip
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The European Commission adopts the U-space package, finally
According to a press release, the European Commission today adopted the U-space package – three regulations that together create the conditions necessary for both drones
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Drone Defence launches lightweight drone electronic tracking device
The UK’s Drone Defence has launched its AeroPing electronic device that attaches to existing drones and provides e-Identification and location, with a very high degree
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Flirtey implements Kongsberg IRIS Airspace Awareness technology to enable FAA certified BVLOS drone deliveries
Geospatial, developer of the TerraLens Geospatial Soft Ware Development Kit (SDK) and Flirtey, a commercial drone delivery company, have announced today that the Kongsberg Geospatial
Read moreRemote ID, flights over people and night operations rules introduced today in USA
Final rules take effect today in the USA for remotely identifying drones and allowing operators of small drones to fly over people and at night
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European Commission “will adopt U-space regulation tomorrow or Friday”
Unmanned Airspace understands the European Commission will adopt the U-space package – three regulations that together create the conditions necessary for both drones and manned
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Droniq “is on track to become Europe’s first USSP”
German UAS traffic management (UTM) company Droniq has announced on social media “it is on track to become Europe’s first U-space service provider (USSP).” According
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