Category: UAS traffic management news

EUROCAE’s WG-105 working group has published a report of technical recommendations for alternative exchange mechanisms that could be submitted to EASA, while addressing potential interoperability

By Philip Butterworth-Hayes The UK’s largest air navigation service provider NATS is to roll out four UTM data services as part of its NATS OpenAir

AirShare, the uncrewed traffic management (UTM) system developed by Airways International to help safely integrate uncrewed traffic into the airspace, will be deployed for a

A new paper, by researchers from Aarhus University and the University of Southern Denmark, proposes a novel method for addressing the challenge of ensuring a

A new report from the Global UTM Association (GUTMA) underscores the importance of increasing mobile network utilisation by drone operators. The GUTMA Task Force on

The Australian Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications and the Arts has announced a new online tool to aid in the completion of Specific

Droneradar, a subsidiary of dlapilota.pl, has formed a strategic partnership with GNSS interference detection specialist GPSPATRON. Together, the companies aim to deploy systems for detecting

SkeyDrone has announced several updates to its SkeyDrone Hub, the central cloud platform for all SkeyDrone applications. Key updates include a vessel service that visualises

Airways International and Tāwhaki Joint Venture have completed their first joint project since the collaboration agreement was announced in June. Aotearoa New Zealand is working