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On Tuesday, 5th of September, our Industry Update addressed the development of a U-space Common Information Service (CIS) in the Netherlands and the possible use of CIS outside of U-space airspace. Wilbert Ritsema, Projectmanager U-Space at the Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and Watermanagement explained the technical, operational, regulatory, and safety aspects of integrating unmanned aircraft into the airspace, focusing on how U-space and CIS are playing a crucial role in paving the way for this integration. In this article we highlighted some of the questions Ritsema answered.

‘Is CIS paving the way towards airspace integration?’

Drones have become essential tools for businesses, revolutionizing operations like inspections, precise mapping, and innovative deliveries. This transformation sets the stage for the projected expansion of the drone market, encompassing both commercial and recreational applications. By 2030, the combined drone market is projected to reach US$54.6 billion, driven by a steady Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 7.1%. Notably, the commercial drone sector is poised for even more rapid growth, with projections indicating a robust 7.7% CAGR. In contrast, the recreational counterpart is expected to exhibit a modest -0.3% CAGR.

Commercial Drones in 2023: Trends and Growth Prospects

In the Dutch city of Dordrecht, a multi-day trial commenced last month to transport medical goods using drones. A large-sized drone equipped with a payload box was regularly flying between the Albert Schweitzer hospital and the central hospital warehouse in Dordrecht. The primary objective of this trial was to gain insights into public perception of drone transport.

Dutch trial with drones carrying medical goods

Skydio, a prominent drone manufacturer in the United States and a global leader in autonomous flight, has announced a groundbreaking achievement. The Japan Civil Aviation Bureau (JCAB) has granted Skydio an extraordinary nationwide approval for flying drones beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) using remote operations. This approval, considered one of the most advanced regulatory clearances worldwide, paves the way for streamlined BVLOS operations using Skydio Dock and Remote Ops.

Skydio gets nationwide approval for flying drones beyond visual line of sight in Japan

On July 6 of this year, our moderator Munish Kurana, also Senior Manager of Eurocontrol, ATM/UTM Business Development, asked Stephen Sutton of the Finnish company FlyBy Guys about his experiences in the drone industry. Sutton offered the ADW audience a perspective from the viewpoint of a drone operator.

Without a robust business foundation, the purpose of regulations loses its significance

Following the latest edition of Drone Industry Insights’ annual survey, it is time for some initial insights about drone companies around the globe. Before the release of a final report in a few weeks, we would like to share some data based on the responses to the 2023 survey.

Commercial Drones: A Thriving Ecosystem

A recent report published by Allied Market Research, titled "Urban Air Mobility (UAM) Market," reveals that the UAM market is projected to grow significantly, reaching a value of $30.7 billion by 2031. In 2021, the market was valued at $2.3 billion.

‘UAM market will grow to 30 billion dollars’

The Canadian Minister of Transport last month announced the first proposed Beyond Visual Line-of-Sight (BVLOS) drone rules in Canada, which are also among the first in the world. The proposed changes to the Canadian Aviation Regulations (CARs) include rules for lower-risk operations of drones beyond visual line-of-sight, as well as for the operation of medium-sized drones within visual line-of-sight.

Canada announced the first proposed BVLOS drone rules in the world

Elisabetta De Bernardi, Investment Director Airports & Mobility Services at Mundys (formerly known as Atlantia), was one of the speakers during the panel discussion ‘How to monetize Innovative Aerial Services and Innovative Air Mobility?’ on March 21 during ADW Hybrid. Soon after, we asked her some questions.

Infrastructure is a critical part of the UAM ecosystem

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‘Is CIS paving the way towards airspace integration?’

Commercial Drones in 2023: Trends and Growth Prospects

Dutch trial with drones carrying medical goods

Skydio gets nationwide approval for flying drones beyond visual line of sight in Japan

Without a robust business foundation, the purpose of regulations loses its significance

Commercial Drones: A Thriving Ecosystem

‘UAM market will grow to 30 billion dollars’

Canada announced the first proposed BVLOS drone rules in the world

Infrastructure is a critical part of the UAM ecosystem

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