The UK government has announced a landmark overhaul of national airspace infrastructure – the most significant redesign since the 1950s. While the primary focus is on improving the efficiency of commercial aviation and reducing delays, this initiative carries substantial implications for the future of uncrewed systems.
Central to the reform is the creation of the UK Airspace Design Service (UKADS), a new body tasked with reshaping airspace.
The Law Commission is pleased to invite you to an upcoming event to discuss their second consultation paper on aviation autonomy. Attend this in-person event to hear about, and provide your views on, the Law Commission’s proposals for reform. Date: 12 June 2025 Time: 9:00 – 11:00 AM Location: CAA Headquarters, Gatwick This event is open to anyone with an interest…
The Smart Skies Healthy Waters initiative has been awarded £6 million as a headline winner of Ofwat’s fifth Water Breakthrough Challenge, aiming to revolutionize coastal water quality monitoring in the UK. Led by Northumbrian Water in collaboration with ARPAS-UK Member Skyports Drone Services, Makutu, Newcastle University, and Proteus Instruments, the project introduces a novel approach…
Major software update to muLTElink products enables advanced link management for assured Command, Control (C2) and payload for UAS operations. uAvionix, a leader in low-SWaP aviation-grade communications and surveillance technologies for Uncrewed Aircraft Systems (UAS), today announced a significant software update to its muLTElink product family, enabling advanced link management for assured Command and Control (C2) and…