Commentary – Page 16 – Unmanned airspace

Positioning the COVID-19 drone response: delivering medicines but removing privacy rights?

May 11, 2020 Philip Butterworth-Hayes Commentary

By Chris Stonor At the start of May a French judge ruled in favour of allowing the Interior Ministry to continue to use drones to

Data security: the critical foundation of remote ID

January 31, 2020 Philip Butterworth-Hayes Commentary

By Jon Hegranes, founder and CEO of Kittyhawk This commentary was first published on the Kittyhawk website https://kittyhawk.io/blog/data-security-the-critical-foundation-for-remote-id/ on 29 January 2020 and is being

“Time is running out for operators to register their drones in India”

January 27, 2020 Philip Butterworth-Hayes Commentary

Drone operators in India have until 31 January 2020 to register their drones. Drone Help Line has received multiple requests from industry seeking clarity on

US UTM companies like the FAA’s remote ID proposal – but will need to write new business plans

January 12, 2020 Philip Butterworth-Hayes Commentary

By Philip Butterworth-Hayes Major unmanned air system (UAS) traffic management companies in the USA have welcomed the Federal Aviation Administration’s Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM)

The FAA’s Remote ID (RID) NPRM: 87 pages of mostly common sense; 88,645 words of seemingly good intentions, one unnerving blind-spot

January 10, 2020 Philip Butterworth-Hayes Commentary

By: Tom Walker There have been dozens of articles written that break down the recently published “Public Inspection Document” version of the Remote ID (RID)

Comparing the cost-effectiveness of drones v ground vehicles for medical, food and parcel deliveries

November 13, 2019 Philip Butterworth-Hayes Commentary

By Thiago Tavares, VVA Brussels According to the United Nations[1], more than 55% of the world’s population lived in urban settlements in 2018 and 60%

Drone flight safety management – the view from NUAIR

November 5, 2019 Philip Butterworth-Hayes Commentary

By Scott “Gripper” Brenton, NUAIR Chief of Safety This post Drone Flight Safety Management appeared first on the NUAIR website (https://nuair.org/2019/11/04/drone-flight-safety-management/) and has been republished with

Drones over Brooklyn: the public’s perception of drones is not what you think

October 23, 2019 Philip Butterworth-Hayes Commentary

In the first of two articles, futurist writer Chris Stonor looks at the underlying cultural undercurrents which are driving the public’s views of drones –

Gatwick drone-incident police report raises more questions than it answers

October 6, 2019 Philip Butterworth-Hayes Commentary, Counter-UAS systems and policies

By Tony Reeves of Level7 Expertise In a statement released early on 27 September 2019, the Head of Operations Command for Sussex Police in the

EGNSS4RPAS trial show European GNSS networks support drone operations in urban environments

October 1, 2019 Philip Butterworth-Hayes Commentary, UAS traffic management news

Karel Callewaert, Senior Consultant, VVA VVA, together with GMV and CATEC, has been contracted by the European Commission’s DG GROW to provide support to the standardisation