Germany’s Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport (BMDV) has published a report outlining a plan to create new U-space airspaces in Germany. It includes the
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Germany’s Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport (BMDV) has published a report outlining a plan to create new U-space airspaces in Germany. It includes the
Read moreTechnical Research Centre of Finland (VTT) has been investigating solutions for beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) operations for a long time. The centre has
Read moreSESAR research project AiRMOUR has published deliverable 3.6, ‘The impact of Emergency Medical Services (EMS) scenarios on aviation and future regulations’. The publication captures the
Read moreDrone Logistics Ecosystem (DLE) has announced participation of the drone delivery company Kookiejar of Sweden (KOS) as the latest member to join the international association.
Read moreOn Wednesday, September 13, RTCA presented Webinar audience members from 40 countries with a discussion of FAA’s Urban Air Mobility (UAM) ConOps, version 2.0. Dr.
Read moreCanadian Advanced Air Mobility Consortium (CAAM) representatives from Orbit Management Services have conducted an in-depth AAM report, interviewing over 150 industry experts and executives to
Read moreAustro Control, together with Frequentis, has developed a traffic management system for the safe integration of drones into the Austrian airspace. The launch of Austro
Read moreThe UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has launched a third round of its GBP2 million funding to help support airspace modernisation projects across the United
Read moreDrone flights in the Spanish port of A Coruña carried out real deliveries as one of eight projects taking place across the country to demonstrate
Read moreA new partnership between HCA Airport in Odense and Copenhagen Helicopter aims to support electrically-powered flying taxis between Denmark’s two largest cities. The first site
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