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🚨 Drone Operators Alert: High KP-Index Expected This Weekend! 🚨 The KP-Index, which measures geomagnetic disturbances, is forecasted to be unusually high this weekend. Such conditions can significantly affect drone performance and flight safety. Before launching any flights, ensure you're prepared. Check the KP-Index, stay updated with real-time geomagnetic activity levels to avoid potential disruptions. Check the AirHub app or the AirHub Drone Operations Center for the real-time KP-Index. Planning and preparation are key to safe and successful drone operations. Visit: www.airhub.app #DroneSafety #KPIndex #DroneOperations #AirHub

🌍 Unlocking New Opportunities in Atypical Air Environment (AAE) Operations 🚁 As drone operations expand beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS), securing approval for an Atypical Air Environment (AAE) is becoming more important—and more complex. At Drone Defence, we are committed to helping you navigate this process by offering a powerful airspace monitoring solution. Introducing AeroSentry One, a multi-layered detection system designed to monitor both drones and general aviation traffic. This system can provide empirical data on air activity in a specific area, a crucial step in supporting your AAE application. Here's how AeroSentry One can assist: ✅ Pre-Application: Collect and present real-time data on airspace activity, helping you build a strong case for your AAE Operational Risk Assessment (ORA). ✅ Post-Approval: Once your AAE is granted, AeroSentry One can continue to monitor the airspace, ensuring that your operations remain compliant and safe. By offering a clear picture of the airspace environment, AeroSentry One reduces the risk of mid-air collisions (MAC) and supports safer, more efficient drone operations. Whether you're planning to operate near infrastructure or in complex airspaces, AeroSentry One is your solution for airspace awareness and monitoring. Let us help you unlock the future of unmanned aviation. #DroneDefence #AeroSentryOne #AirspaceMonitoring #AAE #BVLOS #DroneDetection #AviationSafety #UAS #AirspaceSafety HEROTECH8, Dronecloud, FlytBase, ARPAS-UK, NATS, Civil Aviation Authority

Looking to streamline your Atypical Air Environment (AAE) application? AeroSentry One from Drone Defenceprovides real-time data on both drones and general aviation, supporting a strong Operational Risk Assessment (ORA). Plus, once your AAE is approved, AeroSentry One can continue to monitor the airspace, ensuring safety and compliance. Let’s make your AAE operations safer and more efficient! #DroneDefence #AeroSentryOne #AAE #BVLOS #DroneDetection #AirspaceMonitoring

🚀 Cytta Corp: Leading the Revolution in American Drone Technology! 🇺🇸 We’re thrilled to announce the release of our latest white paper: “Securing America’s Future: The Strategic Case for CyttaAIR and the Revolution in American Drone Technology.” As the ONLY secure, drone-agnostic streaming solution for all Blue UAS-approved drones, CyttaAIR is revolutionizing national security, public safety, and critical infrastructure. Paired with CyttaCOMMS, our groundbreaking communication tool, Cytta Corp. is setting a new standard in operational efficiency and security. Key Highlights from the White Paper: 📈 Explosive U.S. drone market growth—projected to hit $58.4 billion by 2030. 💡 CyttaAIR’s unique position as the go-to secure drone solution for American-made Blue UAS drones. 🤝 Strategic alignment with the “Make America Safe Again” initiative. Don’t miss out on the full insights! Read the white paper now: 👉 https://loom.ly/iB0Mup4 Together, we’re making America safer and stronger with cutting-edge innovation. #CyttaCorp #CYCA #DroneTechnology #Innovation #BlueUAS #NationalSecurity #InvestInAmerica

China has successfully completed the first-ever drone delivery tests on Mt. Everest, paving the way for improved high-altitude mountaineering, rescue, and environmental efforts. A DJI FlyCart 30 drone was used to transport oxygen bottles and supplies from Base Camp to Camp 1, while also collecting trash from the mountain. The drone demonstrated its capabilities by carrying 15kg of supplies in just 12 minutes, flying as high as 6,191.8m in the process. This achievement showcases the potential for drones to revolutionize logistics, clean-up, and safety on Mt. Everest. Following the success of these tests, a Nepali company plans to start drone operations on Everest from May 22. Additionally, there are plans to utilize drones on Mt. Ama Dablam, further expanding the possibilities for drone technology in high-altitude environments. . . . #DroneDelivery #MountEverest #HighAltitude #Innovation #EnvironmentalProtection #Mountaineering #tribunetrends

🌟 Exciting News for the Drone Community! 🛸🚁 SafeSky is thrilled to announce the launch of the SafeSky API for Drones – a game-changing service designed to share real-time traffic between drone flights and manned aviation. 🌍✈️ With the SafeSky API for Drones, we’re taking situational awareness to the next level: ✅ For drone manufacturers: Enable drones to both “see” and “be seen” by manned aviation, enhancing safety during flights. ✅ For drone service operators and USSPs: Seamlessly integrate SafeSky’s traffic to provide real-time traffic awareness to your customers. ✅ For manned aviation pilots: Gain awareness of nearby drone activity to ensure safer flights and reduce the risk of mid-air collisions. Whether you’re a recreational or professional pilot, or a drone operator, join our collaborative network of over 75,000 pilots across 40+ European countries already using SafeSky to enhance their safety in the skies. 📢 Ready to shape the future of drone safety? Learn more and get started 👉 https://lnkd.in/eWH96ubr #SafeSky #DroneSafety #Innovation #Aviation #Drones #SafetyFirst

The proliferation of drone operations, which a new PwC report predicts will double globally to 28 million by 2029, raises an urgent requirement for safe, efficient and sustainable unmanned traffic management (UTM) systems. In response to this fundamental shift in aviation infrastructure across the globe, PwC’s Global Centre of Excellence in Drone and Satellite Technologies’ new report sets out the fundamental importance of a coordinated approach among diverse stakeholders in the UTM ecosystem. These range from governments to air navigation service providers to telecoms companies and drone technology and service providers—and they must work together to keep the skies safe and find the most efficient ways to harness the transformative power of drone technology. ‘Strategic insights for thriving in the unmanned traffic management ecosystem’ shows the challenges but also the opportunities presented by this aviation revolution. To learn more, access the report here:  https://lnkd.in/gdgQvK75 Agnieszka Gajewska, Aleksander Buczkowski, Michael Burns, Dr. Jan H. Wille, Tomasz Kłosowicz

This is great! Manned and unmanned air traffic requires real-time traffic information that is easily available.

"What are those lights in the sky?" It's a common question these days, with drones often being the answer. According to the FAA, there are over one million registered drones in the U.S. alone. But how does this growing presence impact planes and jets sharing the same airspace? There’s increasing concern about the safety implications of drones, including the risk of collisions with aircraft and the effects on traveler safety. Regulatory authorities and the aviation industry are taking these risks seriously. Ethan Levy, CEO of Tidal Jets, Inc., recently stated: "Investments in drone detection, geofencing, and counter-Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) technologies will be vital to safeguarding airspace from unauthorized incursions." The FAA has established rules regarding drone size, operation, and operator registration to help address these challenges. However, ongoing advancements in safety measures are crucial to ensuring secure skies for everyone. #airtraveltips #addingfuntravel (Levy quote sourced from *Travel Pulse by Northstar*)

Great write up of Skyway36 in Tulsa. Thank you Sally French and The Drone Girl. “For the ultimate airport for drones, head to Tulsa, Oklahoma. There you’ll find Skyway36, which is being billed not as an airport, but a droneport. There, businesses can test more complicated types of drone flights, including those where the drone flies beyond the operator’s line of sight, or flights using laser aircraft that would theoretically be capable of carrying humans......” “DronePort Network manages the site under contract to Osage, LLC. The site marks the first commercial node on the Skyway Range Flight Corridor, a 114-nautical mile drone corridor. Vigilant Aerospace provides the droneport’s airspace management and UTM system, effectively serving as the area’s drone traffic controller. Through its data sets, it can predict the future trajectories of drones. From there, it can offer up standards-compliant avoidance commands to the drone’s pilot. It’s all controlled through Vigilant’s FlightHorizon software, and supported by Vigilant Aerospace’s detect-and-avoid sensor system.” Craig Mahaney Russell Goff Tulsa Innovation Labs #AutonomousSystems #DAA #BVLOS #drone #uam #utm #AAM #advancedairmobility https://lnkd.in/girK4is6