NATS hosted a competition for young girls to learn more about cyber security over this past weekend. With nine teams of Year 8 girls from several schools across the south. It formed part of the National […]
Frequentis and A1 Telekom Austria are to develop a system to expose drone violations to public safety authorities as electronic identification rules are phased in Drones provide an innovative and cost-effective way to deliver services […]
Airservices Australia is to partner with aviation regulator CASA on a programme to detect and track drone activity at Australian airports. The programme, to deliver a joint drone detection capability, is being run at 29 […]
An influential US business aviation group is applauding the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for developing a plan to allow a real-time flight-tracking opt-out for operators that have equipped their aircraft with Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) […]
The British Airline Pilots Association (BALPA) has welcomed the British government’s counter-drone strategy. BALPA chief Brian Strutton, said the pilots’ organisation had campaigned for counter-drone measures to be introduced and so were pleased to see […]
AirMap is participating in GEOSAFE, a SESAR Joint Undertaking funded project aimed at researching, developing, and testing foundational and advanced geofencing services. Together with partner organisations SPH Engineering (developer of UgCS ground control station), Aeromapper, Atechsys, Air Marine, and Thales, AirMap successfully […]
Half of all state-sponsored cyber attacks will be aiming to steal sensitive data from the world’s richest countries and will often target their transport infrastructure through supply chain vulnerabilities, according to a new ‘Who’s Who’ […]
Airports should not be burdened with policing ‘careless, clueless or criminal’ drone users in the absence of a well-funded multi-agency approach. In its final report on unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) integration, detection, identification, and mitigation […]
International aviation groups are appealing to ICAO for urgent action to address GNSS interference. In a paper entitled An Urgent Need to Address Harmful Interferences To GNSS that is being presented to the 40th ICAO […]
Europe’s Skyopener project has tested the benefits of multi-frequency GNSS and EGNOS in RPAS, demonstrating gains in terms of availability, accuracy and robustness. The project, which is co-financed by the European GNSS Agency (GSA), aims […]
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