GUTMA expects a massive drone ecosystem to emerge that will only thrive if drones can fly automatically over longer distances. And it is important to appreciate that UTM is a critical enabler for the safe and efficient operation of these drones at scale.
This ecosystem of companies in the global drone services market will add real
- GUTMA identifies the processes that contribute to its objectives and will cooperate in impactful research and development.
- GUTMA supports a federated system for UTM services and fair UTM and drone services markets
Organigram
GUTMA Task Forces
GUTMA launched the Task Force initiative in 2023 to provide a framework for its Members to collaborate on shared deliverables within a short timeframe. The final output can take different forms, such as a Technical Report, a White Paper or a response to a public consultation.
Our Members Pave the Way
The Task Forces are fully Member-driven, with the support of the GUTMA Secretariat. Collaboration and knowledge-sharing among our Members will pave the way for important advancements in the UTM domain, ultimately benefiting the entire aviation industry.
Active Task Forces since 2023
Since 2023, the following list of GUTMA Task Forces have been created. Click on the links to read more and access the related deliverables.
- USS Data Sharing Agreement Task Force (results to be published soon)
- Task Force on ASTM’s mapping of F3411-22a and F3548-21 standards to U-space regulation and AMC/GM
- Secure and Resilient UTM Task Force (results to be published soon)
- GUTMA Safety Task Force
- Task Force on Mobile Network Services for Drone Operators (results to be published soon)
Aerial Connectivity Joint Activity
ACJA, which stands for Aerial Connectivity Joint Activity, is a collaboration initiative between GUTMA and the GSMA. ACJA focuses on promoting interchange and understanding between the aviation and cellular communities, the purpose being to enhance information sharing and avoid incompatibilities between those groups.
There is great interest from both the aviation and cellular communities in aerial cellular. However, till now the two communities have mostly investigated the topic independently, leading to a misalignment of understanding, expectations, priorities, and standards.
More information here.