Unifly has been selected as the technology partner for the operational UTM platform under Malaysia’s ClearPath UAS TMS Programme, in collaboration with Datasonic Technologies Sdn. Bhd.
The project, titled “The Development of Localisation, Customisation and Integration of the Unmanned Aircraft System Traffic Management System (UAS TMS) for U1 and U2 ClearPath Project”, was awarded in 2025 to Datasonic Technologies Sdn. Bhd., a subsidiary of NexG Berhad (formerly known as Datasonic Group Berhad). The initiative includes both the National Drone Registration System (U1) and the Operational Traffic Management System (U2), forming an integrated digital framework for UAS operations in Malaysia.
Unifly has now been brought on board to deliver the operational UTM platform. The appointment follows the transition from a previously appointed system provider.
The ClearPath UAS TMS Programme is designed to support the safe, efficient and scalable integration of drones into national airspace. Unifly’s UTM platform includes both web-based and mobile applications for drone operators and aviation authorities, enabling planning, authorisation and oversight of drone operations. The platform integrates key functionalities such as geoawareness, flight authorisation, network identification and traffic information services.
Through its geoawareness service, operators are provided with real-time information on airspace structures, restrictions and operational limitations, enabling informed and compliant mission planning. The flight authorisation module enables operators to submit flight requests digitally, while authorised stakeholders are equipped with tools to review, approve and manage operations, including the implementation of dynamic airspace restrictions such as temporary no-fly zones.
During live operations, the platform’s network identification capability provides real-time visibility of active drone flights. This is complemented by traffic information services, which deliver relevant airspace data to operators to support safe and coordinated operations. In addition, the platform offers open API capabilities, enabling integration with drones and third-party systems.
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