GUTMA General Assembly and new Board of Directors
The Global UTM Association recently held its second General Assembly. Over the past year, the association has grown to over 60 members, representing 23 countries worldwide, and continued its ambitious journey towards worldwide recognition. The association is made up...
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GUTMA annual conference day two: end-to-end UTM demonstration debuts in Spain
The first UTM end-to-end demonstration (from registration, flight-plan publishing, approval and then flight) took place in Spain on 6 May 2018, day two of the GUTMA annual conference, when three drone flights were managed by an integrated ATM/UTM system and tracked by...
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GUTMA annual conference day one: Service providers take the initiative in providing globally interoperable UTM technology
Five UAS service suppliers (USSs) have joined together under the sponsorship of Google’s Project Wing to develop a global, grid-based USS-USS open-source communications platform, called InterUSS Platform ™ as a first stage in de-conflicting drone flights anywhere in...
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Mark Watson – NATS and GUTMA
Hannah from NATS the UK’s Air Service Navigation Provider (ASNP) sat down with Mark Watson, Head of UTM service integration and asked him about his position on the Global UTM Association (GUTMA) board. NATS is the UK’s provider of air traffic control services. Each...
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GUTMA Annual Conference will be a vital waypoint for the UTM industry
“We are at a defining moment for the industry,” says Benoit Curdy, Secretary General, Global UTM Association (GUTMA), “and the association’s annual conference will be a vital waypoint in determining how we move forward over the next few years.” This year’s GUTMA...
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May new members
Here are the organizations that joined us this month. A warm welcome to:
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