The Japanese government will end the prohibition on drones accessing 5G high-speed wireless communications networks in fiscal 2024, says a report published by Asia Nikkei.
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Category: Urban air mobility
IN-FLIGHT Data receives annual national BVLOS permission for fifth year
Transport Canada has awarded the Canadian drone company IN-FLIGHT Data national permission for the 5th consecutive year to continue its beyond visual line of sight
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Eurocontrol updates infographic on EU legislation relating to ATM/ANS, drones and aerodromes
Eurocontrol has published an updated version of the complete infographic of the EU Legislation for ATM/ANS, aerodromes and drones. The information resides in Eurocontrol’s learning
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EASA publishes means of compliance for Light-UAS 2510 applicable to UAS operated in SAIL IV
The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has published the means of compliance with Light-UAS 2510, applicable to uncrewed aerial systems (UAS) operated in SAIL IV.
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EU academic conference to review challenges and priorities for future EU mobility
The European Commission is hosting a conference on 21 February entitled Moving forward together: what’s next for EU mobility and transport? The all-day academic conference
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Ireland’s transport department launches public consultation to inform UAS policy framework
Ireland’s Department of Transport has launched a public consultation on Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) to establish a policy framework that will set out the vision,
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EASA “to issue guidelines on eVTOL route design, CONOPs and trajectories this year”
By Philip Butterworth-Hayes The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) “will develop guidelines on the design of urban air mobility (UAM) route (sic) in order to
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CITYAM project publishes UAM public acceptance toolkit to engage citizens
The CITYAM project has published the first version of an Urban Air Mobility Public Acceptance Toolkit, a tool designed to foster public understanding and support
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DronePort Sint-Truiden partners with SkeyDrone to support U-space test activity
DronePort Sint-Truiden, a 30-hectare industry park for innovative aviation companies, has announced a strategic partnership with SkeyDrone. This partnership will allow DronePort Sint-Truiden to integrate
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German researchers apply artificial intelligence to identify drone no-fly zones
The German research project fAIRport is using artificial intelligence to recognise and identify no-fly zones. The use of drones for commercial as well as private
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