UVS International Ceases Its Activities

Since its start in 1995, UVS International’s principal objectives were to promote: The establishment of national, European and international regulations for the safe use of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) The creation of the required standards and air traffic management norms The recognition of the societal benefits of UAS & the generalization of their use.

JARUS: Where are you? – The Silence is Deafening

The Joint Authorities for Rulemaking on Unmanned Systems (JARUS), an international working group bringing together the representatives of 61 national aviation authorities (NAAs) & EASA, has done a lot of good work and supplied the international drone community with a significant number of highly valued guidance documents. However, since its last Plenary Meeting in Chengdu, China in October 2019, […]

A National & Regional Drone Strategy Catalyser

A significant number of countries in the European Union (EU), as well as in countries outside the EU, currently do not have a structure uniting the principal entities [governmental (regulatory & non-regulatory) & industrial (including micro, small & medium-sized companies)] that are part of its national drone community. In most countries, the various stakeholder groups […]

Laying the Basis for a Common Understanding of the Global Non-Military RPAS Market (Commercial & Non-Commercial)

Rules & Regulations With an ever-increasing number of States bringing out operational rules or regulations, the non-military remotely piloted aircraft systems (RPAS) market is growing substantially. This is very clearly the case in Europe, where the following 24 European Union (EU) countries now have an RPAS regulation in place, or where a regulation is about […]