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January 02, 2020

AMA Drone Report 01.02.20: AMA v Remote ID, AMA Fixed Sites, Mystery Drones

Also: AMA Meets with FAA, AUVSI, DJI and NBAA Comment on Remote ID

The FAA released its proposed rule on remote ID last week. AMA has been advocating throughout the remote ID rule process to include voting privileges as a member of the Remote ID Aviation Rulemaking Committee. They are reviewing this notice of proposed rulemaking on remote ID, however, an early read indicates that some of AMA’s proposals were accepted, including not requiring onboard equipage for our members at our flying sites. As AMA reviewed the 319-page document, the initial read appears to show that they’ve been successful in advocating that members will not require onboard equipage when at a flying field or approved location. The FAA gives flexibility for recognized comm

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Payload Integration Underway For Arianespace's Year-Opening Ariane 5 Mission

Two Satellites Will Be Carried Into Orbit By The Launcher

Payload integration is underway for Arianespace’s first mission of 2020 – designated Flight VA251 – which will orbit satellites at the service of two long-time partners using an Ariane 5 launch vehicle.

Will Use Artificial Intelligence And Big Data Analytics For The Program

SkyWatch has been selected by the Canadian Space Agency (CSA) to complete Phase I of the Artificial Intelligence and Big Data Analytics for Advanced Autonomous Space Systems challenge in July 2019. During this phase of the project,SkyWatch will work closely with the CSA to develop and deliver a system concept that aims to demonstrate the technical feasibility and commercial potential of applying artificial intelligence and big data analytics to the data from multiple space missions collected by the CSA.

Latest Variants Of The Company's 702 Satellites For The U.S. Air Force

Boeing has developed a new variant of its 702 satellite for the U.S. Air Force’s Wideband Global SATCOM (WGS) constellation, one that offers both greater bandwidth efficiency and signal power than previous satellites in the fleet.