Category: UAS traffic management news

Telecoms company Vodafone has published its report into using a mobile phone network “for network-connected drones to automatically perform remedial action manoeuvres dictated by dynamically

HAPSMobile, the joint venture between SoftBank and AeroVironment, plans to test its High Altitude Platform Station (HAPS) its broadband service above Queensland in 2021, according

Airbus UTM has published a sequel to its report looking at fairness in UTM released in February. In the latest paper entitled: Fairness in Decentralized

UTM service provider AirMap has partnered with Airseair RPAS, an independent provider of aviation consulting services, to extend Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) Traffic Management (UTM)

Swiss air navigation service provider skyguide has launched a digital authorization system for expedited approval of UAS and other special flights in controlled airspace. Skguide partnered

French air navigation service provider DSNA has selected Unmanned Traffic Management (UTM) service providers to take part in a nationwide, U-space pre-operational programme. The DSNA

European safety agency Eurocontrol is working with Estonia’s civil aviation authority (ECAA) and air navigation service provider (EANS) to conduct an airspace assessment of the

The global market for UAS traffic management (UTM) services will reach USD620 million a year by 2024, according to the latest research from www. unmannedairspace.info.

Altitude Angel is offering its Unmanned Traffic Management (UTM) platform via satellite link. UTM services usually depend upon ground-based communications network infrastructure, such as cell