After decades of continuous improvement, the introduction of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) creates new challenges for air traffic management (ATM). ATM systems require the development of a tailored approach for unmanned aircraft system traffic management (UTM), while ensuring the development and compatibility of both traffic management systems. ATM and UTM alignment and integration require a full understanding of both ecosystems from products to procedures, systems and human factors.
Drawing on our unique expertise in related infrastructures (airports, naval and military air bases, etc.) and aircraft (commercial aircraft, Electrical vertical take off landing (eVTOL), drones, etc.), our experts have a holistic understanding of ATM/UTM ecosystems. We collaborate closely with local and global authorities to safely integrate the new forms of air transportation and ensure the balance between operability and technological revolutions.
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Since 2004, Airbus Protect (formerly APSYS and Airbus CyberSecurity Services) has been participating and chairing the program committee of Lambda Mu, a congress positioned around innovation and risk management for a sustainable future. This year, throughout the congress, Airbus Protect will present seven papers in different conferences that will address Artificial Intelligence, Autonomous Vehicle, Cyber [...]
Since May 2022, Airbus Protect and the EASA have been working with a consortium composed of LNE and Numalis on the MLEAP (Machine Learning application approval) project. What is the MLEAP Project? This two-year research project funded by the European Union's Horizon Europe research and innovation programme aims to identify concrete means of compliance for [...]
Airbus Protect is organising the 2nd webinar regarding the EASA Research Project called MLEAP (Machine Learning Application Approval) set for May 17th from 9:15 to 12:45 am. Agenda of the day: May 17th WELCOME COFFEE / KICK OF MEETING Introduction of the project and the partners : EASA, AIRBUS PROTECT, LNE, NUMALIS Presentation of the use cases Presentation […]