The Global UTM Association (GUTMA) is a non-profit consortium of worldwide Unmanned Aircraft Systems Traffic Management (UTM) stakeholders. Its purpose is to foster the safe, secure and efficient integration of drones in national airspace systems. Its mission is to support and accelerate the transparent implementation of globally interoperable UTM systems. GUTMA members collaborate remotely.
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U-Space Regulation officially adopted by the European Commission
Today GUTMA welcomes the adoption of the U-Space Regulation by the European Commission. The U-Space Regulation paves the way towards the widespread use of drones. Drones must be able to fly in an automated way over longer distances to reduce costs and make drone...
Welcome on Board, Koen DE VOS, the new GUTMA Secretary General!
GUTMA welcomes its new Secretary General, Koen DE VOS. Koen was nominated by the Board following a rigorous selection procedure. Koen retired from the European Commission at the end of March 2020, where he had been working with drones and U-Space/UTM since 2013. ...
A mission to Mars: NASA’s Perseverance already making new and exciting discoveries
On the 18th of February 2021, after a six and a half month journey from Florida's Space Coast, NASA’s Perseverance rover landed on Mars. NASA, who is an honorary member of GUTMA, have been running the Mars Exploration Program for three decades, with each...
Meet Our Members – Boris Resnick, GLONASS Union
Boris Resnick, Deputy Technical Director, Aerospace Systems at GLONASS Union Welcome to GUTMA’s Meet Our Members interview series in which we feature a different member every month. This month we spoke to Boris Resnick, Deputy Technical Director, Aerospace Systems...
Meet Our Members – Bob Hammett, OneSky
Bob Hammett, CEO of OneSky Welcome to GUTMA’s Meet Our Members interview series in which we feature a different member every month. This month we spoke to Bob Hammett, CEO of OneSky. Thanks Bob for taking the time to share some interesting insights into OneSky....
U-Space regulatory package approved by EASA Member States Committee
The Committee for the application of common safety rules in the field of civil aviation (“EASA Committee”) of the European Commission, in which all EASA member states are assembled, has approved a U-Space regulatory package that will become law by 2023. The package,...