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The First International Civil Aviation Organization Symposium on Advanced Air Mobility The first ICAO Symposium on Advanced Air Mobility (ICAO's First Advanced Air Mobility Symposium - AAM 2024) was held in Montreal at the headquarters of the International Civil Aviation Organization, with the participation of a Kazakh delegation consisting of the Permanent Mission of the Republic of Kazakhstan to ICAO and the Aviation Administration of Kazakhstan. The symposium brought together around 1,400 participants from 87 countries, including leading experts from international organizations and aviation industry entities. Notable participants included the United Nations World Food Program (WFP), heads of aviation authorities, representatives of the ACI World - Airports Council International (ACI), leadership from NASA, major companies such as Airbus and Boeing, educational institutions, and others. The event was opened by the President of the ICAO Council, Salvatore Sciaccitano, who emphasized the importance and potential of advanced air mobility, highlighting its capacity to transform aviation through innovative approaches using electric aircraft, unmanned aircraft systems, and modern air traffic control systems. ICAO Secretary General Juan Carlos Salazar urged participants to collaborate on regulating AAM activities, developing infrastructure, and gathering data. All Symposium participants affirmed the practical importance and value of this event, which will contribute to the development and enhancement of aircraft systems and the global aviation network. The event featured several panel sessions covering topics such as the UN Sustainable Development Project, vertical takeoff and landing of unmanned vehicles, maintenance of the air mobility system, and the integration and optimization of infrastructure and transportation. Participants also discussed regulatory challenges, the creation of an integrated modern aviation ecosystem, the significance of this field for global economic development, and key areas of cooperation moving forward.

Only few hours to register! Join the conversation on 'Enabling VLL operations far from airports', during the Innovative air mobility Implementation Forum hosted by EASA. https://lnkd.in/e5U8QEuF Enabling UAS operations far from airports, especially outside controlled airspace, may still be a challenge in numerous parts of Europe. Nevertheless solutions exist. This panel will provide valuable insights from leading experts, and industry major players: - Tatiana MAILLARD, Thales Aerospace - Kevin Houston, Manna Drone Delivery - Jan Eric Putze, Droniq GmbH - Larissa Haas, Federal Office of Civil Aviation Switzerland FOCA They will: - remind the technical difficulties and associated. challenges to safely enable VLL operations far from airports; - present solutions applied to support the operations in different environments; - identify and propose generalisation of good practices and working operational framework. 📅 Event Details: Date: 23 October 13:00 - 14:00 Location: EASA or online 💡 Don’t miss this opportunity to contribute to the discussion via Slido 👉 hashtag #UAS #DroneAutomation #EASA #InnovationInAviation #IAMForum #AviationSafety #DroneOperations

Complete Guide of "Connected Aircraft" Download free sample PDF : (https://lnkd.in/dv4urvfa) The Connected Aircraft Market, valued at more than USD 8 billion in 2023, is projected to expand at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) exceeding 10.5% from 2024 to 2032. Airlines leverage connected aircraft technologies to elevate passenger experiences, enhancing overall enjoyment through on-demand entertainment, real-time updates, and personalized services. This connectivity, encompassing in-flight Wi-Fi and tailored amenities, enriches travel experiences, catering to the evolving preferences of modern passengers for seamless, customized, and technologically advanced air travel journeys. The market is categorized into several segments based on the platform, including commercial aviation, military aviation, business aviation & general aviation, unmanned aerial vehicles, and advanced air mobility. In 2023, the commercial aviation segment emerged as the market leader, commanding a share exceeding 30%. The market is segmented based on connectivity into in-flight connectivity, air-to-air connectivity, and air-to-ground connectivity. It is projected that the air-to-ground connectivity segment will experience a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) exceeding 12% until 2032.

The EASA - European Union Aviation Safety Agency will host the "Innovative Air Mobility Implementation Forum" on October 22nd and 23rd at its Cologne headquarters. The event, introduced by EASA Executive Director Florian Guillermet, will bring together leaders from the Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) sector to discuss Innovative Air Mobility (IAM), the U-space regulatory framework, unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), and vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) industries. The two-day forum will start with a half-day session led by Guillermet, followed by one and a half days of discussions and presentations. Key topics will include market forecasts, the implementation status of the European Drone Strategy 2.0 in collaboration with the European Commission, and the main regulatory implementation issues and best practices to support the safe development of the EU drone market. EASA aims to enhance the dialogue between aviation authorities, European drone manufacturers, operators, U-space service providers, and relevant stakeholders. The agenda and work streams will be coordinated with national authorities and major European UAS industry associations. Initially, registration is by invitation only, targeting representatives of aviation authorities and members of European UAS industry associations. From mid-September, registration will open to all interested parties. Participation costs are EUR 160 for in-person attendance, which includes catering and web streaming. Virtual attendance is free of charge. Read the story on our blog. #AvfoilNews #EASA #AirMobility #DroneStrategy #AdvancedAirMobility #UAS #VTOL #AviationRegulation #EUDroneMarket #AviationForum #InnovationInAviation #Aerospace

📢 Join the Webinar: “Unlocking U-space: Lessons Learned from U-space Implementations” – October 2, 2024 📢 We’re excited to invite you to a webinar hosted by the Alliance for New Mobility Europe , exploring the future of drone integration in European airspace. Our group company Unifly’s CEO, Andres Van Swalm, will be a featured panelist, sharing key insights on U-space deployment, certification challenges, and scalability for drone operations across Europe. Details: 🗓️ Date: Wednesday, October 2, 2024 ⏰ Time: 15:00 - 16:00 CET 📝 Topic: “Unlocking U-space: Lessons Learned from U-space Implementations” 🎤Speakers: - Stéphane Vaubourg, Drones Project Manager, EASA - Daniel Garcia-Monteavaro, Head of Drone Business Development, ENAIRE - Simon Devoldere, CIS Manager, skeyes - Andres Van Swalm, CEO, Unifly 📌Moderator: Christoph Raab, Secretary General, Alliance for New Mobility Europe This webinar will cover lessons from early U-space implementations, regulatory developments, and unlocking the full potential of U-space. 🔗 Register here: https://lnkd.in/gNVDFriv Don’t miss this opportunity ✈🌍 #uspace #Drone #AdvabcedAirMobility #UTM #Technology #Innovation #Airspace #Regulations #Integration

What does the future hold for unmanned aircraft in the skies above us? Explore the evolving landscape of aviation with Michele Merkle, Director of the Air Navigation Bureau at International Civil Aviation Organization, in an enlightening conversation hosted by Eszter Kovács, our co-founder and CEO during Amsterdam Drone Week 2024. This in-depth discussion unveils the new horizons of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) and their seamless integration into international airspace. Michele provides an insider's view on ICAO's new regulations for international Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS) operations. Learn how these regulations are set to revolutionize air travel by enhancing safety, improving efficiency, and promoting international cooperation. Beyond technology, Michele addresses a crucial aspect of aviation's future: diversity. She shares her personal experiences and professional insights on why fostering a diverse workforce is essential for innovation in air navigation, making the industry more dynamic and inclusive. If you're part of a startup or interested in the intersection of innovation and aviation, this conversation is a must-watch. Michele offers valuable advice on navigating the complexities of the aviation industry and how startups can play a key role in shaping its future. Read our article and watch the full interview now to see how the skies are becoming smarter and more inclusive!: https://lnkd.in/eJDkjmeq #FutureOfAviation #ICAO #DroneTalks #Innovation #DiversityInAviation

Alliance for New Mobility Europe is excited to launch a new series of webinars aimed at advancing discussions on drone integration into European airspace. 📅 Date: Wednesday, October 2, 2024 🕒 Time: 15:00 - 16:00 CET 🎥 Webinar Topic: “Unlocking U-space: Lessons Learned from U-space Implementations” Our expert panel will share insights from real-world U-space deployments, discuss the challenges and successes in the drone sector, and look at the future regulatory developments that will shape large-scale drone operations in Europe. Speakers: - Simon Devoldere, CIS Manager, skeyes - Daniel Garcia-Monteavaro, Head of Drone Business Development, ENAIRE - Andres Van Swalm, CEO, Unifly - Stéphane Vaubourg, Drones Project Manager, EASA - European Union Aviation Safety Agency 📌 Moderated by Christoph Raab, Secretary General, Alliance for New Mobility Europe Don't miss this opportunity to learn from leading experts in the drone industry as they discuss: - Key lessons from early U-space implementations. - Evolving roles and responsibilities in U-space operations. - Certification challenges and the future of U-space scalability. - Recommendations for unlocking the full potential of U-space. This webinar also serves as a preparatory event for the EASA - European Union Aviation Safety Agency IAM Forum in late October. Secure your spot now! 🔗 Register Here: https://lnkd.in/gWHYiCkg #uspace #DroneIntegration #AerialMobility #UTM #EASA #SafetyFirst #Airspace #Standardisation #NewMobility #DroneRegulations

In a groundbreaking move for UK aviation, NATS Services, the commercial branch of the UK's foremost Air Navigation Service Provider (ANSP), has announced a strategic partnership with Altitude Angel, the innovator behind the 165-mile UK drone superhighway. Revealed at the Airspace World Expo in Geneva, this collaboration aims to revolutionize airspace management for emerging aviation technologies while upholding safety for conventional commercial aviation. The partnership is set to introduce GuardianUTM Flight Approval Services at several NATS-managed airports in 2024. This integration facilitates digital management of UTM flight requests and approvals, significantly enhancing situational awareness. Moreover, this alliance accelerates the deployment of Altitude Angel's pioneering ARROW technology. When combined with the GuardianUTM platform, it allows drones to safely share airspace with crewed aircraft by enabling Beyond Visual Line Of Sight (BVLOS) operations and identifying all airspace users. Guy Adams, Managing Director of NATS Services, emphasizes the partnership's role in aligning technology, operational knowledge, and innovation to support and integrate New Airspace Users. This initiative not only aligns with NATS' strategic priorities but also marks a significant step towards integrating next-generation airspace users without compromising on safety and efficiency. Altitude Angel's Founder and CEO, Richard Parker, highlights the shared vision of the partnership: creating an interconnected sky where traditional and emerging aviation forms seamlessly coexist. This collaboration represents a significant leap forward in the integration of drones into UK airspace, promising a safer, more efficient future for all airspace users. Stay tuned for more insights on this pioneering initiative and read the full article on our blog. #avfoilnews #airspacemanagement #aviationinnovation

As the demand for innovative and sustainable aviation solutions grows, the BURDI.eu Project is leading the charge in revolutionizing how we integrate Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) into our airspace. Focused on the skies of Belgium and the Netherlands, BURDI.eu is committed to creating a future where drones operate seamlessly and safely alongside manned aviation, contributing to a more connected, efficient, and environmentally responsible transportation network. 🗝 Key Pillars of the BURDI.eu Project: - Sustainable UAS Integration: BURDI.eu is developing cutting-edge #Uspace services designed to manage the complexities of modern airspace. By ensuring the safe and efficient coexistence of diverse UAS operations—whether in controlled or uncontrolled airspace— BURDI.eu is setting the stage for a sustainable aviation ecosystem that prioritizes safety and efficiency. - Visionary Approach: The project aligns with the broader vision of creating a transportation network that is not only smart and sustainable but also capable of adapting to the evolving needs of society. BURDI.eu's focus on integrating UAS into urban air mobility is a critical step in achieving a transportation future that is decarbonized, interoperable, and secure. - Setting New Standards: BURDI.eu is not just about today—it's about shaping the future. The project aims to establish best practices, develop new standards, and create a framework for harmonization and interoperability. By doing so, BURDI.eu is paving the way for the widespread adoption of #Uspace airspaces, ensuring that #UAS operations are safe, economically viable, and socially accepted. 🔗 With a strong commitment to innovation and sustainability, BURDI.eu is more than a project—it's a blueprint for the future of drone operations. As we work closely with industry stakeholders and civil aviation authorities, our goal is to build a foundation that will support the next generation of urban air mobility, fostering new opportunities and driving economic growth. 🌟 Join us as we take to the skies with a vision for a smarter, greener, and more connected world. The future of aviation is here, and BURDI.eu is leading the way. #burdi #uspace #sesar3ju #cinea

In this webinar, we will share our experiences with the challenges we faced while implementing U-space/UTM, particularly in Spain and Belgium, and how we overcame them. I believe this session will provide valuable insights and serve as a benchmark for implementing U-space/UTM in other EU member states!!!