The HAPS Alliance, an international association of cross-industry players working to enable a High-Altitude Platform Station (HAPS) ecosystem, today announced the publication of its white
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Author: Philip Butterworth-Hayes
“Current implementation of drone rules severely limit Nordic market growth” – Innoavia
During a panel discussion on “Nordic drone use and the state of the specific category – are we doing the right things and doing it
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UK’s Falmouth harbour starts ship-to-shore drone flight trials
Drones have been flying over the UK’s Falmouth harbour this week as part of ship-to-shore flight trials carried out by Open Skies Cornwall – a
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Dutch, UK UTM companies demonstrate Common Information Service potential
A consortium of Dutch and UK companies are today demonstrating how a Common Information Service (CIS) can support and enable commercial drone across the Netherlands.
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Reliable Robotics awarded US military airworthiness approval for remotely piloted Cessna Caravan
Reliable Robotics today announced that it has received military airworthiness approval to begin flight testing and operational missions of its remotely piloted Cessna 208 Caravan
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Drone attack by Iraqi militants kills three US service personnel in Jordan
A statement released by the White House on 28 January includes President Biden’s announcement that an attack, “carried out by radical Iran-backed militant groups operating
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India’s DRDO aiming high with directed energy weapons for C-UAS and C-RAM
India’s Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) is working hard to field a demonstrator of a lightweight, mobile, 100kW-class directed energy weapon (DEW), according to
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Spain “will certify U-space common information services in 2025” – transport minister
According to a Linkedin post by the U-ELCOME DSD Project: “ENAIRE is expected to begin certification in 2024 and to be able to start providing
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EASA “to issue guidelines on eVTOL route design, CONOPs and trajectories this year”
By Philip Butterworth-Hayes The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) “will develop guidelines on the design of urban air mobility (UAM) route (sic) in order to
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Saudi Arabia launches Advanced Air Mobility roadmap, with timelines for evolution
The General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA) is Saudi Arabia has launched the Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) in Saudi Arabia initiative, “an ambitious roadmap to
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