AIR completes first night-time uncrewed cargo eVTOL flight in real-world remote conditions
AIR's successful night flight of its cargo eVTOL proves readiness for 24/7 operations with minimal ground crew training.
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AIR's successful night flight of its cargo eVTOL proves readiness for 24/7 operations with minimal ground crew training.
UrbanV and Speedbird Aero join forces to accelerate drone delivery and advanced air mobility services across Italy, starting with pilot programmes in 2025.
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Since their implementation at Belo Horizonte International Airport (SBCF) in 2021, drones have significantly transformed the management of airport operations and infrastructure. With applications ranging from pavement inspections and operational safety to fence monitoring and institutional image capturing, this technology has become an essential tool for modern airports. For International…
The UK Civil Aviation Authority will ensure compliance with new drone standards, enhancing safety and supporting sector growth from January 2026.
Atlantic Aviation strengthens its position in Advanced Air Mobility by acquiring Ferrovial Vertiports, aiming to expand electric vertical take-off and landing infrastructure across the US.
The UK Civil Aviation Authority hosted a meeting with 22 delegates from across Midland’s aerospace industry for talks about the future of aviation, with the event taking place at Collins Aerospace in Wolverhampton.
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Aotearoa New Zealand in partnership with Tāwhaki National Aerospace Centre have completed the first phase of its collaboration with the deployment of uncrewed traffic management system.
Tourists along some parts of the Great Wall of China can now receive food and other supplies via drones, as China’s low-altitude economy expands.
The International Civil Aviation Organisation held its first ever symposium dedicated to discussing Advanced Air Mobility technologies, that will benefit sustainable development worldwide.
Shanghai will collaborate with Yangtze River Delta cities to establish a national low-altitude economic industry demonstration area, aiming to accelerate its influence as a global 'City of Sky'.
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Led by AGS Airports in partnership with NHS Scotland, the CAELUS Project have flown drones carrying lab-specimens, taking 35 minutes with the use of combined digital twin technology.
The UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) have started drone trials for infrastructure inspections and deliveries.