The topic of U-Space has been with us for some time. With the Reallabor Hamburg project, we tested EASA's U-Space concept for the first time in Europe and showed how it can work. Always with the goal in mind of enabling safe drone use in urban regions.
Yesterday, EASA took another important step in U-Space by publishing the first Accepted Demonstration Procedures (AM) and Guidance Manuals (GM) for the implementation of U-Spaces.
The drone market in 2025/2026: Much progress has been made, but key questions remain unanswered. In the next edition of the DRONIQlive webinar, we will take a clear look at the developments of the past year, existing areas for improvement, and the outlook for 2026.
Moderator Alexander Tummes discusses this with Carsten Konzock (LBA), Jan Schönberg (Drones), and Jan-Eric Putze (Droniq).
