by Michael Willoughby Drone Delivery Canada has started a project in partnership with DSV Air & Sea following an October agreement to provide its drone delivery platform to the latter. Infrastructure equipment (including DroneSpot depots, […]
by Michael Willoughby “In mid-February, the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) expects to publish proposals on the accepted means of compliance for new electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft aiming for type certification […]
Drones grounded following a crash near a child’s play area in Geneva have been given the go-ahead to take off again, reports the BBC. The incident, in May, was the second in a year and prompted […]
by Michael Willoughby Telecoms firm, Vodafone UK, is calling for commercial and public sector drones to be fitted with SIM cards to give them cellular network connectivity. This would help reduce illegal and irresponsible drone […]
by Michael Willoughby Some 36% of online shoppers say they are more likely to order if they will get their item via drone. One-quarter (25%) say they are less likely to order, according to research […]
by Michael Willoughby A Maryland startup is launching a food delivery by UAM service, reports TV station, WUSA9. Shehan Weeraman and Nick Adimi aptly named their company ‘Hangry’ after becoming annoyed and exasperated by homemade […]
by Michael Willoughby The Port of Gdyni in Poland has hired drone operator, Pelixar, to monitor the environment and security within the PoGA S.A. area support its fire brigade during firefighting and rescue actions. “The […]
by Michael Willoughby Toyota Motor Corp. is investing USD 394 million in Joby Aviation, the eVTOL maker, the companies said in a press release. The automotive company is leading Joby’s USD590 million Series C funding […]
by Michael Willoughby Hanwha Systems reached a final close on its cross-border USD 25 million investment in California-based electric takeoff and landing, or eVTOL, aircraft developer Overair, the Korean aero systems firm said Wednesday, according […]
by Michael Willoughby Urban air vehicles (UAVs) should be managed more like a bus network than a taxi system according to Chinese autonomous aerial vehicle (AAV) technology platform company, EHang. “UAM will be safer, more […]
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