Commentary – Page 15 – Unmanned airspace

The top four reasons for Mobile Network Operators to invest now in drone projects

May 19, 2021 Philip Butterworth-Hayes Commentary

Eszter Kovacs is founder and CEO of Manageld and DroneTalks Integrating drones into airspace can be difficult. Still, it can provide a huge business opportunity to

SESAR JU as a (U-space) innovation incubator: learning from small and medium-sized enterprises

May 17, 2021 Philip Butterworth-Hayes Commentary

Reproduced with kind permission from the SESAR JU Creating a SESAR research consortium complete with grant agreements, proposals and submissions consumes precious hours for

Peter van Blijenburgh decorated for 25 years service to the industry

May 12, 2021 Philip Butterworth-Hayes Commentary

By the Editor On 27 April 2021, in recognition of his relentless efforts over the last 25 years on behalf of the European and international

US counter small UAS programme on track with field tests, but faces challenging schedule

April 12, 2021 Jenny Beechener Commentary, Counter-UAS systems and policies

Calls by US Congress to field a low collateral Counter-Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (C-sUAS) in 2021 is looking unlikely according to an article published in

U-space regulation in Europe: approved rules and the next steps

April 5, 2021 Philip Butterworth-Hayes Commentary

Philippe Carous of Erkelens Law in Brussels provides a summary of the recent U-space regulatory package and looks at the likely next steps of further

The UTM industry is facing a financial crisis – business models no longer work

February 7, 2021 Philip Butterworth-Hayes Commentary, UTM and C-UAS market analysis

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

Establishing and validating performance requirements for UTM

February 5, 2021 Philip Butterworth-Hayes Commentary

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

Why Silicon Valley Agile engineering approaches won’t work for urban air mobility

January 4, 2021 Philip Butterworth-Hayes Commentary

“Smart City” efforts appear to be significantly behind where they can and should be in ensuring safe urban environments for new air and ground services

Adding UTM to counter UAS will make a whole pizza, instead of just a single slice

November 12, 2020 Philip Butterworth-Hayes Commentary

By Amit Ganjoo, Founder and CEO of ANRA Technologies This industry faces a situation similar to that faced by manned aviation faced about 80 years

Urban air safety and societal requirements

September 21, 2020 Philip Butterworth-Hayes Commentary

By Gary Cutts, Challenge Director, Future Flight, UK Research and Innovation The UK has been at the forefront of aviation for more than 100 years.