Unifly named as one of Europe’s top scale-ups
Unifly was named alongside Too Good to Go, a Copenhagen-based app, and Unbabel, a Portuguese multilingual support system.
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Category: Legislation & Insurance
Again drone sighting shuts down Airport: this time in Frankfurt
It’s time to get airport airspace security done. Reuters reported that flight operations at Frankfurt airport, Germany’s busiest airport, were suspended for an hour.
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Number of business drones in the Netherlands tripled in the last two years
In total, the aircraft register at the end of April 2019 contains 4,776 PH registered aircrafts. Drones are now good for more than 44% of the total number of registrations.
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Drones: new EU-wide rules to boost safety and privacy
New EU-wide rules: Drones and drone operators to be registered They will have to comply with EU...
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Tech federation Agoria calls drone pilot exam ‘useless’
Agoria Chairman Marc Lambotte is merciless when he talks about the dronepilot examinations. He advocates a more realistic exam based less on the knowledge of aircraft pilots.
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Drones generate a lot of data
At some point in the not-too-distant future, fleets of commercial drones are expected to swarm across European skies. And they will generate a lot of data!
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EASA publishes a proposal to operate small drones in Europe
The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) published a proposal to regulate the operation of small drones in Europe. All interested parties are welcome to comment this proposal from 12 May until 12 August 2017.
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The difference between a bona fide and a rogue drone
While regulations of unmanned flight are still emerging and somewhat lacking in Europe, things could always be worse if you’re looking to build a drone business, as demonstrated in India.
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Why China’s Drones Are Taking Off
Amazon.com Inc.’s Jeff Bezos has made a career of being first in e-commerce. But in one critical area, he’s falling behind.
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