Norwegian media reported closure of Stavanger Airport for a short period on 16 October due to sightings of unauthorised drone activity. The event also led
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Norwegian media reported closure of Stavanger Airport for a short period on 16 October due to sightings of unauthorised drone activity. The event also led
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Drone detection company DroneShield has released a software upgrade to support tactical enhancements across its global fleet of counter drone (C-UAS) devices, says the company
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Uncrewed Traffic Management company ANRA Technologies has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with software integration company Fusion Technologies in Qatar. The collaboration aims to
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By Eduardo de Vasconcellos, MSc. SE, Director RPAS Ops Consulting, and Maj Jorge Regis, DECEA, Brazilian Member of ICAO’s Remotely Piloted Systems Panel (RPASP). Brazil’s
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The North Texas Cohort team organized by NASA’s AAM National Campaign Project have expanded on earlier NASA-led research to include the integration of live weather
Read moreAccording to a report by Defence News, the US Army’s counter drone office has identified three companies as suitable candidates should it choose to invest
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The Global Uncrewed Aerial Traffic Management (UTM) Association (GUTMA) has announced its third Harmonised Skies 2022 event of year. The US UTM conference is entitled
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The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has published the first guidelines worldwide for measurement of noise levels for drones below 600 kg. This first proposal
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The French civil aviation authority Direction General de l’Aviation Civil (DGAC) has published information relating to U-space on its website ahead of the European regulatory
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The Global Uncrewed Aerial Traffic Management (UTM) Association (GUTMA) and mobile network agency GSMA has released a new reference method for assessing cellular C2 link
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