Australia’s Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) is hosting a webinar for remotely piloted aircraft operator certificate (ReOC) and remote pilot licence (RePL) holders. The free
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Category: UAS traffic management news
Japan and Singapore agree to jointly develop UAS and AAM regulations
The civil aviation authorities of Singapore (CAAS) and Japan (JCAB) have agreed to deepen collaboration in air connectivity, sustainable aviation, aviation safety, air traffic management,
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Wuhan city approves 18 cargo and passenger UAM routes – first drone flights launched
The China Netease news website reports that 18 low-altitude commercial drone delivery and passenger carrying routes have been approved in Wuhan, with first urban drone
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Commercial and public safety UAS operators share airspace at GUTMA event
Live operations at the Global UTM Association’s (GUTMA) Harmonized Skies event in Texas have demonstrated the feasibility of public safety and commercial drone operators sharing
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New UK inter-hospital drone service “could pave the way for developing autonomous operations at scale”
Urgent blood samples are now being transported in London between National Health Service (NHS) hospitals by autonomous drones, in an on-demand medical delivery service which
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FAA grants BVLOS waiver for DEXA operations in North Carolina
DEXA (Drone Express) has been granted the US Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) Part 107 beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) waiver in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
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ANRA to provide UTM services to Matternet and support scaling of drone delivery services
Matternet and ANRA Technologies have announced a new partnership “which aims to support the safe and efficient scaling of Matternet’s drone networks as the company
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Innov’ATM to provide U-space services for robot, drone airport security patrols
Innov’ATM reports it will be providing U-space and UTM services to the Projet France 2030 PanDrone programme, which will provide surveillance and security of airports
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Singapore to require UAS remote identification from Dec 2025
The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) has announced today (November 12) that, with effect from December 1, 2025, all uncrewed aerial systems (UAS) weighing
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Spain certifies Wolf Avionic for BVLOS operations
The Spanish Aviation Safety and Security Agency has certified Wolf Avionic Group for beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) operations. This certification enables Wolf to
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