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UK Drone Rules 2012–2026: From Sensible Safety to Regulatory Bloat?

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Posted May 18, 2026

In 2012, the UK drone sector was still relatively small. Multirotors existed, commercial aerial work was growing, and the Civil Aviation Authority’s focus was broadly understandable: keep unmanned aircraft away [...]

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Meet the Pioneers – British Transport Police

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Posted May 15, 2026

Simon Bachelor is Head of Drones Programme at the British Transport Police. With an extensive 30-year career as a police officer, Simon’s current tasks include delivering the programme against the [...]

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The Drone That Wasn’t: How One Airport Worker’s Honest Mistake Shut Down Copenhagen Airspace

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Posted May 14, 2026

On the evening of 22 September last year, the sky above Copenhagen Airport suddenly became the centre of a national security scare. The backstory of how the incident came about [...]

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Is the UK’s RAE(F) and SAIL Marking System Becoming an Expensive Double-Check on Drone Manufacturers?

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Posted May 12, 2026

The UK Civil Aviation Authority’s introduction of the Recognised Assessment Entity for Flightworthiness, or RAE(F), and the associated SAIL Marking system was presented as a way to support the rollout [...]

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Dufour Aerospace Expands Test Pilot Team with New Aero-30 Certifications

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Posted May 9, 2026

We are pleased to announce that Amaury Lechapelain and Iñigo H. have completed their Aero-30 test pilot training. The Aero-30 serves as a fast-paced test & training platform, allowing our [...]

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Manna – Embedded Engineer- Aircraft

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Posted May 8, 2026

At Manna, we’re changing how the world receives things — by taking delivery to the skies. Our mission is simple but ambitious: to make high-speed suburban delivery affordable, green, and safe. We [...]

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A New Era of Aerial Logistics: Project Jericho, JabX and the Future of Australian Defence

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Posted May 6, 2026

The continent of Australia presents a unique logistical challenge, particularly across its vast, remote and strategically vital northern regions. For the Australian Defence Force (ADF), maintaining a continuous operational presence [...]

For First Responders, Faster Adoption of Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Means Stronger Physical Security

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Posted May 4, 2026

Guest post from Jared Oren, Test and Evaluation Division Director at the Science and Technology Directorate’s (S&T) National Urban Security Technology Laboratory (NUSTL). Over the past several years, NUSTL has received more [...]

AVSS collaborates with the Government of Canada through Innovative Solutions Canada to perform avalanche control work with drones

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Posted May 1, 2026

AVSS – Aerial Vehicle Safety Solutions Inc. (AVSS) is proud to share results from its Precision Avalanche Management System (PAMS) testing in collaboration with Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada, Department [...]

Rolls-Royce powers unmanned U.S. Navy MQ-25A to successful first flight

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Posted April 28, 2026

Rolls-Royce (LSE: RR., ADR: RYCEY) powered the first flight of the U.S. Navy MQ-25A Stingray™ on April 25, marking a pivotal program milestone that moves the unmanned platform closer to [...]

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UK Drone Rules 2012–2026: From Sensible Safety to Regulatory Bloat?

Meet the Pioneers – British Transport Police

The Drone That Wasn’t: How One Airport Worker’s Honest Mistake Shut Down Copenhagen Airspace

Is the UK’s RAE(F) and SAIL Marking System Becoming an Expensive Double-Check on Drone Manufacturers?

Dufour Aerospace Expands Test Pilot Team with New Aero-30 Certifications

Manna – Embedded Engineer- Aircraft

A New Era of Aerial Logistics: Project Jericho, JabX and the Future of Australian Defence

For First Responders, Faster Adoption of Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Means Stronger Physical Security

AVSS collaborates with the Government of Canada through Innovative Solutions Canada to perform avalanche control work with drones

Rolls-Royce powers unmanned U.S. Navy MQ-25A to successful first flight

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