Britain’s Royal Air Force (RAF) is a step closer in bringing its ORCUS technology into force, which can jam radio signals from drones and has already been successfully deployed during drone sightings at airports. Keep Reading
The FAA plans to test and evaluate at least 10 technologies or systems. The evaluations are expected to begin later this year at the FAA’s William J. Hughes Technical Center, adjacent to the Atlantic City International Airport. Keep Reading
The findings from the test project serve as a basis for deciding which technology appears to be suitable for future drone detection at airports. Keep Reading
The National Safe Skies Alliance, through its Program for Applied Research in Airport Security, has contracted with Woolpert to develop a guidebook to assist airports in working collaboratively to plan for and respond to drone threats. Keep Reading
Germany’s national Drone Detection System program to develop an integrated drone detection system at the country’s largest airports expects first prototype tests in August 2020. Keep Reading
As part of a three-year commitment DGS will now provide a network capable of providing detection, classification, and location of unauthorized drones and controllers operating in the flight restriction zones. Keep Reading
WhiteFox, a specialist in drone safety and security, is partnering with BlueForce and EXO Tactik to launch a year-long drone security trial at YUL Montréal-Trudeau International Airport. Keep Reading
The German Federal Minister of Transport awarded funding to the Frequentis Group on December 10, to develop a counter drone system for project FALKE. FALKE will provide standardized and automated solutions to make the concept a blueprint for other airports. Keep Reading
The intent of the report is to explore the emerging security vulnerabilities and potential security risks associated with the deployment of autonomous vehicles, systems and drones by airports. Keep Reading