UAS News

At LEAP 2026 in the capital of Saudi Arabia, executives from tech companies around the world came together to exchange ideas with start-ups and international investors on topics such as artificial intelligence, digital infrastructure, and unmanned systems. At the organizers' invitation (...)

Inform and connect are two central pillars of our activities. And they are at the center of gravity of the annual Drone Days in Bremen and Hatten in Lower-Saxony. It took the team of our member b.r.m. IT & Aerospace only two events and almost three years (...)

There is no time to waste. The UAS industry is increasingly becoming critical infrastructure for society, the economy, and national security. For the drone economy in Europe to reach its full potential, the right framework conditions must be in place. (...)

UAV DACH has created a proposal for a new air risk assessment methodology to be considered by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) for further regulatory initiatives. The methodology could also be discussed at the upcoming plenary meeting of the Joint (...)

The incident with an UAS fitted with explosives at Leipzig/Halle airport demonstrates that the illegal and abusive use of uncrewed aircraft systems can pose a risk to people and critical infrastructure. Above all, the incident highlights the urgent need for action to ensure (...)

UAV DACH congratulates Steffen Bilger on his appointment as Federal Minister of Transport and calls upon him to make unmanned aviation and Advanced Air Mobility a visible priority during his term in office. Germany possesses excellent technological and regulatory foundations (…)

The CDU/CSU parliamentary group in the German Bundestag hosted an expert discussion titled „AI, Cyber, and Robotics – Industrial Policy Perspectives in the Defense Technology Sector: The State as Anchor Customer?” The event focused on how innovative technologies can be introduced into the Bundeswehr more rapidly. (...)

From innovation to everyday and scalable implementation. That is the major challenge facing the UAS industry. And it is the responsibility of the European Union and its Member States to pave the way for the industry in this regard. UAV DACH articulated this clear demand (...)

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has presented new Easy Access Rules for Unmanned Aircraft Systems. The revised version, now over 600 pages, replaces the previous EAR from April 2024. The key changes are (...)

Since 2018, the market research company Drone Industry Insights has conducted an annual survey on the current state of the global UAS industry. The data collected offers interesting insights into current trends, but also sheds light on existing obstacles to commercial UAS operations. (...)

The internal committees are the technical heart of UAV DACH. In our Competence and Project Groups, experts from various subfields of unmanned aviation have come together to discuss technical topics, develop proposed solutions for current and future challenges, and (...)

EASA is continuing to move forward with preparations for an update to the “Drone Regulations” 2019/945 and 2019/947. After the Notice of Proposed Amendment (NPA) 2026-103 had been reviewed and commented on by, among others, the members of UAV DACH, a workshop on the proposed regulations was held at the headquarters of the European Aviation Safety (...)