Category: UAS traffic management news

NASA will hold a “systems integration and operationalization (SIO) demonstration industry day” at the Hotel Solamar, San Diego, California, USA on 30 November for industry partners

At Drone World Expo, San Jose California Kittyhawk, the platform provider that unifies the mission and aircraft for safe and effective drone operations, announced a

There will be 2.6 million commercial drone operations per day in 2020 flying in US airspace, compared to 50,000 manned aircraft operations today, according to

EUROCAE, the European technical standards authority, is seeking a UAS technical specialist to sit on its Technical Advisory Committee (TAC). Membership of the TAC is

Drone Delivery (Canada) has announced that Moose Cree First Nation and Drone Delivery Canada have entered into an agreement to commence a commercial programme to

Passenger Drone has announced the launch of an autonomous manned aerial vehicle. Slightly larger than a small car, the Swiss-based company has designed and now

On 29 September the European Commission announced a fresh push to speed up the implementation of EU-wide rules for the use of drones in the

NASA has joined the Northeast UAS Airspace Integration Research Alliance (NUAIR), a 50-mile unmanned traffic management corridor linked to the NUSTAR UAS test facility. According

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the Department of the Interior (DOi) are restricting drone operations over 10 DOI sites, including the Statue of Liberty and