Canadian drone flight training institute Sugu Drones has selected Altitude Angel’s GuardianATM airspace management platform to support its in-house developed flight planning and logging platform.
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Category: UAS traffic management news
ANSI publishes standardisation roadmap for unmanned aircraft systems, version 2.0
The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) has published the Standardization Roadmap for Unmanned Aircraft Systems (Version 2.0). The roadmap was developed by the Institute’s UAS Standardization
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Altitude Angel’s global partnership programme grows with addition of Airvid
The Greek drone operator and survey company Airvid is the latest company to join Altitude Angel’s global partnership programme. The programme aims to bring together
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Denmark starts UTM system implementation – first installation will be at Odense airport
An agreement signed today between Naviair, the Danish Transport, Construction and Housing Authority, the UAS Denmark International Test Center, the University of Southern Denmark and
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U-Flyte researchers develop new concept for urban UTM
The Department of Computer Science, Maynooth University, Ireland – the U-Flyte strategic research partnership (see box) – has published a paper “Fundamental Elements of an
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GUTMA welcomes its first airline full member, Kenya Airways
Kenya Airways has become the first airline to join the Global Unmanned Traffic Management (UTM) Association (GUTMA) as a full member. The airline supports increased
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Cranfield Airport to deploy Altitude Angel’s GuardianUTM platform
Altitude Angel is to deploy its GuardianUTM technology platform at Cranfield Global Research Airport in the UK in collaboration with Cranfield Airport Operations Limited. Research
Read moreEurocae signs MoU with general aviation manufacturers to speed implementation of new technologies
European standards agency Eurocae and the General Aviation Manufacturers Association (GAMA) have agreed to work together on developing aviation industry standards. The Memorandum of Understanding
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Traffic downturn allows Amsterdam Schiphol Airport to test a range of drone services
Dutch air navigation service provider LVNL seized the opportunity to test a number of innovative drone applications after traffic was greatly reduced as a result
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Spanish operator SCR receives authorisation to fly drones weighing between 2kg and 25kg BVLOS
The Spanish Aviation Safety and Security Agency (AESA) has issued drone company SCR authorisation to perform flights beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) with drones
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