UK technology company RelmaTech offers a new method for tracking drones and manned light aircraft to be identified in the airspace. Continue reading
Category Archives: UTM
UK BLVOS Project Selects ANRA Technologies SmartSkies UTM Platform
Altitude Angel Plans 5 Mile Drone Corridor Near London
The Thames Valley to the west of London will be the site of what is expected to be the world’s first commercial drone corridor in open and unrestricted airspace according to plans submitted to the UK’s Civil Aviation Authority. Continue reading
Airbus and Boeing to Issue Joint Paper on Modernising Air Traffic Management
Airbus has collaborated with Boeing to write a report warning that air traffic management (ATM) technology must be significantly modernised to manage countless new small aircraft that will occupy future airspace. Continue reading
Avinor Begins Roll Out of First Nordic UTM
Avinor Air Navigation Services (ANS) is working with Frequentis and Altitude Angel to implement an unmanned traffic management (UTM) system at 18 airport towers across Norway. The system, which is being tested in a real-world environment at the first two airport towers, before being rolled out nationwide, will support the countries future drone strategy. Continue reading
SqwaQ Demonstrates BVLOS UAS Flight Capabilities for Controlled Airspace
SqwaQ has revealed that it has successfully demonstrated its patented airborne LTE drone communications technology for multiple partners. The technology enables drones, helicopters, air taxis and other connected aircraft to share the same airspace rather than being segregated. Continue reading
Altitude Angel to Power Sky-Drones ‘In-App Experience’
Altitude Angel, a global UTM technology provider, has announced that it is to integrate its best-in-class data with UAV avionic solutions provider Sky-Drones, to enhance its drone management platform, Sky-Drones Cloud. Continue reading
UK Research Project for Open-Access UTM Capability
A ground-breaking new project announced on July 30 will build and then demonstrate how Open-Access UTM (Unmanned Traffic Management) capability can support drone operations below 400ft in the UK. Continue reading