Droniq stands for visibility and safety in the lower airspace, just like we do at Dronetag. We are very excited about our partnership and proud to support Droniq's unmanned traffic management system with our remote ID solution.

When flying in urban areas, there are few things more stressful than an approaching rescue or police helicopter flying low and fast. The aerial situational awareness image provided by Droniq allows such aircraft to be perceived early, allowing you to react without time pressure. A gamechanger for professional and safe drone operations.

Particularly in areas where mobile coverage is not provided, such as over the sea, alternatives are needed to enable safe drone use. As part of the consortium, we want to use the feasibility study to create the conditions for further expanding drone use in Germany and making it even safer in the future. As Droniq, we are pleased to contribute our expertise in the interplay between unmanned aviation, manned aviation and telecommunications.

Many commercial and government drone operations require the drone to be able to fly beyond visual range. With the start-up in Lower Saxony, we are demonstrating once again how appropriate routes can be set up and flown safely researched is exactly the right location for this, to face the challenges of coordinating different drones in the lowest airspace. Numerous flight tests and simulations were carried out as part of the project and we are now looking forward to the detailed evaluation.

With our drone traffic system, we are very well positioned internationally and thus already have a basis for integrating drone airspace. In this way, we enable fast and uncomplicated drone operations. This is an important step in the direction of digital aviation, combined with proven safety.

With this project, we are laying the initial foundations for integrating air cabs into air traffic efficiently and, above all, safely. In doing so, we are taking another important step toward advancing Germany as a lead market for unmanned air traffic.

The implementation of the first LUC's will give a further boost to commercial drone use in Germany. Droniq's mission is the safe and fair integration of drones into the airspace.

By flying over Colonius, we obtain detailed images and data about the building fabric in areas of the tower that can otherwise only be inspected at great expense. The LUC will help us to speed up the further digitization of our site management.

Our goal is to ensure that manned and unmanned air traffic coexist on an equal footing. With the commissioning of the new routes, we are setting the course for the establishment of further BVLOS routes in Germany in the coming year.

The good news is that BOS have recognized drones as an efficient operational tool and are using them in a highly professional manner. Nevertheless, there is still room for improvement in this area. With increasing out-of-sight missions, drones will be able to provide support in even more areas. Currently, this application is still considered isolated, but I am sure that this picture will change in the coming years. The technology to carry out such flights safely for all involved is available and has already proven itself.

The Droniq team is not only creative and customer-oriented, but also extremely competent. Both the training courses and the advice and support with regard to official procedures take place at the highest level. We are pleased about this successful cooperation.

With Droniq's services, our fixed-wing drones will be able to fully exploit their performance potential for long-range missions and large-scale aerial flights. Droniq thus creates the conditions for using drones efficiently and opening up new markets. We are looking forward to the first projects using the Droniq service.