An EASA study concludes that Europeans will welcome urban air mobility, especially the drones and air taxis used in medical transport or to safeguard the public interest.
Nearly three-quarters of the 4,000 people who were polled in six major European cities say they are prepared to try out urban air mobility (UAM) services such as air taxis or drone deliveries, according to a survey conducted for the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA).
News, Runway Safety, Technology, uncrewed aircraft
The FAA is spending $100 million on projects to prevent runway incursions at 12 U.S. airports.
Flight Tech, News, Technology, urban air mobility
Machine learning and other forms of artificial intelligence will transform many aspects of aviation, according to a new EASA report.
737 MAX, COVID-19, News, Unmanned Aircraft
A U.S. government oversight agency is faulting the FAA for inadequate plans to integrate drones into the nation’s airspace.
