The United Arab Emirates Ministry of Interior (MoI) has banned all drone flights, according to an official Emirates News Agency report of 22 January. “The
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Category: Emerging regulations
Dutch study reviews different U-space models and recommends next steps
A study completed by partners Adecs Airinfra, ADSE Consulting and Engineering, AirHub, MovingDot, and PxC examines the future governance and financing structure for U-space in
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UK CAA invites feedback on airspace modernisation strategy 2022-2040
The UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has published a proposed refresh of its Airspace Modernisation Strategy (AMS) and invites feedback on the publication by 4
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The lessons of failure: “drone delivery and UTM operations fail to impress Tanzania’s regulators”
By Philip Butterworth-Hayes Academic researchers have completed a UK Royal Geographical Society (RGS) study on the political and institutional issues surrounding the opening of airspace
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Japan considers extending beyond visual line of sight operations to populated and urban areas
The Japanese government is expected to lift its ban on Level 4 drone flights, perhaps as soon as April of this year, according to a
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Five recommendations for standardisation efforts in the UK says new report by RPAS-UK and BSI
The Association of Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS-UK) has published a new report in association with the British Standards Institute (BSI) that considers the current
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AW-Drones project ends with publication of global standards information portal
The AW-Drones programme is currently finalizing its Drone Standards Information Portal. This free to use, online repository will provide a single point of access to relevant information
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UTM standard evolution in Europe and US – ensuring interoperability and global harmonisation
A blog published by the SESAR research project Urban Air Mobility (UAM) AMU-LED highlights the importance of global harmonisation in work already underway to develop
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FAA approves Virginia Tech test methods to demonstrate compliance for flights over people
The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has accepted test methods developed at Virginia Tech to demonstrate compliance with new regulations for a capability that’s crucial
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EASA publishes U-space Acceptable Means of Compliance and Guidance Material proposals
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has published its proposal for Acceptable Means Compliance and Guidance Material (AMC & GM) to enable harmonised implementation
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