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EASA publishes “world first urban drone traffic management rules”

April 6, 2020 Philip Butterworth-Hayes Emerging regulations

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has published the first view worldwide on the use and control of drones in an urban environment, balancing

Australia defers drone registration until September 2020 in light of COVID-19

April 5, 2020 Jenny Beechener Emerging regulations

The Australian Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) announced the government has agreed to defer mandatory drone registration and accreditation until 30 September 2020. Drone registration

ANSI invites comments on second version of unmanned aircraft standardisation road map

April 2, 2020 Jenny Beechener Emerging regulations

The US American National Standards Institute (ANSI) has released a draft of the Standardization Roadmap for Unmanned Aircraft Systems (Version 2.0) being developed by the Institute’s Unmanned

SESAR summarises results of U-space research and demonstration projects in new publication

March 13, 2020 Jenny Beechener Emerging regulations, UAS traffic management news

Two years on, from 2017 until end of 2019, SESAR JU and its partners have completed 19 research and demonstration projects, addressing everything from the

EASA publishes U-space opinion – “common information service provider cannot be a USSP”

March 13, 2020 Philip Butterworth-Hayes Emerging regulations

The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has published its U-space opinion containing a draft regulation. As anticipated, the agency has stuck to its original proposal

South Korean media finds inconsistencies in the country’s rules relating to drone use

March 10, 2020 Jenny Beechener Emerging regulations

A report published in The Korea Herald highlights discrepancies in South Korea’s rules covering the use of drones in public and commercial spaces. The newspaper

UK to leave European Commission and EASA drone and U-space regulatory regimes

March 9, 2020 Philip Butterworth-Hayes Emerging regulations

The UK’s Department for Transport has confirmed it will leave the regulatory regime for drone services and U-space developed by the European Commission and the

AOPA calls on the FAA “to eliminate unnecessary costs and burdens” from proposed drone legislation

March 4, 2020 Jenny Beechener Emerging regulations

The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) recommends the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) “eliminate unnecessary costs and burdens in its proposed ruling for remote identification

AUVSI calls for FAA to incentivise voluntary compliance with remote ID standards for drones

March 3, 2020 Jenny Beechener Emerging regulations

The Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI) has submitted its formal comments on the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) for

Japan passes bill to support development of 5G and drone technologies

February 25, 2020 Jenny Beechener Emerging regulations

The Japanese government has passed a bill supporting 5G developing across Japan. The government will submit the bill to the parliament and aims to bring