SafeSky, developer of the Safesky app which provides pilots in Europe and beyond with a heads-up view of potential converging traffic, has announced its collaboration
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Category: UAS traffic management news
Italy launches consultation on draft UAS geographical zones
The Italian Civil Aviation Authority, ENAC, has published the draft UAS geographical zones regulation along with a comments form for feedback. The regulation establishes the
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Draganfly, IACLEA join forces for UAS and C-UAS programme for US colleges and universities
Draganfly Inc. and the International Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators (IACLEA) have launched a national campus drone implementation and readiness programme for colleges and
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Results are in from the first US automated UTM service for simultaneous operations
Less than a year after the United States’ first automated uncrewed traffic management (UTM) service to enable operations in the same airspace as other operators
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CASA warns drone pilots over flights near Sydney Airport
Australia’s Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) has issued a notice to remind drone operators that flights over Coogee Beach require CASA approval. Coogee Beach is
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Danish police find no proof of drones in September 2025 Copenhagen Airport shut-down incident
Multiple media reports say Danish police have found no evidence to prove that flying objects that shut down Copenhagen Airport in September last year were
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GUTMA’s new annual report highlights divergent progress on UTM implementation
The Global UTM Association’s (GUTMA) annual report for 2025/2026 identifies the divergent progress being made around the world to introduce UAS traffic management (UTM) systems.
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Vigilant tests civilian version of FlightHorizon PILOT DAA system
Vigilant Aerospace has announced a new round of flight tests and ‘real-world’ demonstrations of its FlightHorizon PILOT onboard detect-and-avoid (DAA) system, including new features and
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Human organs transported by drone in NASA BVLOS trial
Teams from the United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS), NASA Langley Research Center and LifeNet Health have successfully transported human kidneys by drone beyond visual
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BVLOS trial to monitor rail infrastructure in east London this summer
UK rail operator GBR Anglia will begin trials of a new beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) drone service in Romford, east London this summer.
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