Skyports Drone Services and Royal Mail will extend their drone delivery service in Orkney until at least February 2026. The Orkney I-Port project is the
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Category: UAS traffic management news
Harmonized Skies 2024 set for FAA Dallas in November
The Global UTM Association (GUTMA) has announced that the Harmonized Skies 2024 – Advancing Commercial BVLOS Operations conference will be hosted by the United States
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ANRA Technologies and Flyby Guys form alliance
Unmanned traffic management systems provider ANRA Technologies has formed a strategic partnership with Finnish drone operator Flyby Guys. The alliance is focused on ensuring the
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FAA proposes civil penalties against 27 people for violating drone regulations
The United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has proposed USD341,413 in civil penalties against 27 people who violated federal drone regulations. The FAA issued the
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AIRmarket installs UTM kit at St. Paul Municipal Airport
AIRmarket has expanded its network with the installation of an RTM (Remotely Piloted Aircraft System Traffic Management) airspace surveillance kit at St. Paul Municipal Airport.
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ICAO issues annex on safe and standardised RPAS operations
The International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) has launched Annex 6 Part IV to ensure the safety and efficiency of Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS). The
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Australia to publish drone and eVTOL air traffic management strategy later this year
Australia will reform the administration and management of its national airspace by 2030, which will include airspace arrangements that allow for the increased use of
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Germany: current C-UAS systems “unable to stop drone spying flights”
Germany’s Bild newspaper reports that a no-fly zone over a nuclear power plant had been violated several times this month. According to Bild, authorities with
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Drones transport blood packs in longest BVLOS flights in UK trial
Blood packs have been successfully flown by drone in a series of beyond visual line of sight BVLOS flights, for the first time in the
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Port of Rotterdam sees ‘unprecedented increase in drone activities’
Amsterdam Drone Week reports that the Port of Rotterdam has seen a substantial increase in drone activities since its inception of a U-Space prototype over
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