Category: Urban air mobility

DragonFlyPads, Unifly and partners carried out a series of tests for parcel delivery by drone at Rungis International Market, the biggest food market in France,

The UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) Innovation Hub has published the results from Phase 1 of the Future Air Mobility Regulatory Sandbox project. Titled CAP2272

Drone Delivery Canada reports the start of drone flights at Edmonton International Airport following agreements with several companies first announced in July 2021. The flights

Australia’s Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) has verified five new drone safety applications to support web-based airspace authorisations for drone operators. The apps provide customised

Onboard navigation specialist uAvionix has upgraded its dual-frequency ADS-B receiver, pingStation 3 to enhance situational awareness. The pingStation 3 integrates 978 and 1090 MHz ADS-B

Dronehub has started the test flights performing the safe integration of Urban Air Mobility in the European airspace as part of the SESAR very large

Belgian traffic management company skeyes has added new features to its Droneguide platform to provide drone operators with information about where and when they can

Japan’s pilot project in Wakkanai City, Hokkaido prefecture to test Unmanned Traffic Management (UTM) services was completed successfully according to a press release by NEC.

The Urban Air Mobility Division of Hyundai Motor Group has expanded its airspace management consortium with the introduction of Skyroads (formerly D3 Technologies), Altitude Angel and OneSky to