International aviation is at a turning point.

 

Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) are a growing part of the aviation world.  Now, more than ever, as UAS become more common, expeditious regulation is needed in order to integrate the manned and unmanned in safe orderly and efficient airspace solutions worldwide.

Safety of flight is becoming an even bigger challenge. UASpace delivers solutions. The founders of UASpace have come together to help countries, civil aviation authorities, UAS manufacturers and operators with tailored tools based on internationally accepted practices for unmanned air traffic management.

 

Our knowledge of regulations, airspace design, ATC/ATM and UAS operations allows us to provide a full complement of solutions. We analyze your needs and present solutions that will allow you to fly manned and unmanned aircraft side by side, both safely and efficiently.

 

Our team's international experience is made of civil aviation authority, civil and commercial pilot and a diverse mix of associated subject matter experts, Air Traffic Controller/ATM specialists, UAS pilots and training specialists are at the forefront of UAS integration. Having team members who helped lead Israel's successful UAS regulation and integration efforts operating within a relatively small airspace, characterized by a large UAS industry and an intense ATC/ ATM system, Allows UASpace to help an organization to minimize the hurdles and lessons learned delays associated in these processes.

 

Currently an average of over 100 UAS sorties are conducted in Israel's FIR (Tel Aviv FIR) each day. Israel's small, complex airspace facilitates these flights just as any other while maintaining safely, thanks to proper regulation and integration.

 

Regulation and integration of UAS, Airmen, and Airspace is our business. Whether you have one type of aircraft or dozens, whether you aim for a segregated airspace or full integration, we have all the solutions. After a thorough analysis of your needs and goals we offer a tailored solutions for integration, following internationally accepted principals, as the regulation is put into place and the process is completed.