The European Commission has adopted three new regulatory packages that will enable the conditions for the safe and environmentally friendly operation of unmanned aerial systems in the lower part of the airspace, known as U-Space.
With the new EU Drone Regulations 2021, a lot has changed regarding the certificate of knowledge for drone pilots. This blog article will inform you about the new EU Certificates and what you can do with your old certificate of knowledge.
In our last part about penalties for drone pilots, we will talk about flying in prohibited zones and over private areas. What is allowed, and what do I face if I violate it? High fines and imprisonment can be the consequence here! We show you what you need to pay attention to avoid penalties.
We clarify: What do I have to consider in terms of insurance and labeling before taking off with my drone for the first time? What penalties do I face if I disregard these rules?
Time and again, there are reports in the media about drones flying in prohibited zones, such as airport areas. Partly on purpose, but partly due to ignorance. Such violations are punished with high fines of up to €50,000. In our blog series, we explain what you should be aware of in any case to avoid penalties.
What influences the quality of data and data collection? How can drones in particular be usefully integrated for data collection? We examine the criteria that determine the quality of data.
FlyNex is looking forward to an exciting event in Amsterdam in January 2022: the Commercial UAV Expo Europe. Drone experts from all over the world will come together to look at the latest UAS technologies.
The latest market study of the VUL shows that in Germany, the private drone market has been declining since 2019, while commercial use of drones has more than doubled. Read more about the results of the study and the forecast for the German drone market.
With FlyNex and KSI Data Sciences, video frames or measurement data from drones can be streamed in real-time. Regardless of location or device. This empowers teams to perform entire remote inspections simultaneously.
FlyNex is co-organizer of the topic "Urban Air Mobility" at the ITS World Congress 2021 in Hamburg. This year, this theme will have its own area for the first time and is particularly exciting due to the current innovations. Companies can apply now as part of the official Call for Demonstration.
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