German UTM company Droniq has launched UTM TrackViewer, a subscription-based lower airspace surveillance tool which gives drone operators a real-time display of aircraft movements in
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Category: UAS traffic management news
Rafael launches integrated C-UAS/UTM urban ecosystem MetroDome
Rafael has launched its integrated counter-UAS/UAS traffic management urban echo system Metro Dome at the World Police Summit in Dubai. “Metro Dome Unmanned Traffic Management
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Rigitech launches daily beyond visual line of sight medical deliveries in France
Swiss drone manufacturer Rigitech has launched a regular BVLOS (Beyond-Visual-Line-of-Sight) route to make drone delivery a reality in France. Starting with its first approved route linking
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UK CAA launches next round of funding for airspace modernisation projects
The UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has launched its next round of funding to help support airspace modernisation projects across the United Kingdom. Airspace modernisation
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SkyScape and Plana plan to develop Asia’s first eVTOL route between Korea and Japan
SkyScape and Plana have teamed up to develop the first international eVTOL route in Asia, connecting Korea and Japan. According to a press release: SkyScape
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Collins Aerospace to showcase WebUAS UTM platform at Airspace World in Geneva
Collins Aerospace will showcase its uncrewed traffic management (UTM) platform WebUAS at Airspace World in Geneva 8-10 March 2023. WebUAS by Collins Aerospace is a digital
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FAA issues special UAS waiver to Alaska to use airspace for certification purposes
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has granted permission for unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) to operate and test in Alsaka with the aim of securing certification
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InDro Robotics obtains FAA BVLOS waiver for solar farm inspections
InDro Robotics has obtained a waiver from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to conduct Beyond Visual Line of Sight flights in the US. InDro has
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NASA applies ‘data & reasoning fabric’ research to understand challenges associated with urban flights
A Data & Reasoning Fabric (DRF) project by NASA is helping to address challenges encountered when flying in cities and urban areas. Tall buildings, local
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FAA spaceports report places US as international leader, with rapid growth overseas
An Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) report on national spaceports policy delivered to Congress says the US is the international leader in spaceport development and operations.
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