Low Altitude Authorization and Notification Capability (LAANC) operations can be complex, particularly when navigating airspace with varying altitude restrictions. This is due to the gridded nature of LAANC, where each grid has its own unique maximum allowable altitude. This presents significant challenges when planning operations that traverse multiple grids with varying ceiling heights.
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The skies above New Jersey have become ground zero for a situation that every city leader should be watching closely. Since mid-November, thousands of mysterious drone sightings have triggered FBI investigations, congressional hearings, and urgent calls for action from local officials. With over 3,000 reported sightings and 21 mayors demanding...
The latest release of AirHub® Portal brings a powerful upgrade to its drone operations management system, designed to streamline and enhance workflows for both individual operators and organizations. This major update brings a host of new and improved features, enhancing the way drone operators plan, manage, and execute their flights.
At Airspace Link, we understand that effective drone operations require accurate data and streamlined processes. That’s why we’re excited to introduce a new feature in AirHub® Portal: flight record upload and linking. This functionality empowers users with organization accounts to easily upload drone telemetry data and link it to their flight...
In a room filled with local leaders and decision-makers, Airspace Link’s Co-Founder, President, and CEO, Michael Healander, took the stage at the SEMCOG General Assembly yesterday in Novi, Michigan. Alongside him was Kevin Krause, Director of Community Safety and Development for Romulus, Michigan, who was eager to share his city’s transformative...
Airspace Link is proud to have played a key role in the groundbreaking MHA Drone Project, a initiative funded by a U.S. Department of Transportation grant. This project, which took place last month, demonstrates the power of drone technology to address critical needs in rural and remote areas, particularly within Tribal lands.
Airspace Link was featured this week in a New York Times article highlighting Detroit's burgeoning tech scene and the innovative companies driving the future of mobility. As proud members of the Newlab community at Michigan Central, we're at the forefront of this exciting transformation, developing cutting-edge drone management solutions that are...
At Airspace Link, we believe that true customer success extends far beyond offering a product—it’s about creating lasting partnerships and empowering our customers to reach their full potential. Whether you’re a city integrating drones into public safety or inspection operations, a business expanding drone delivery services, or a local government...
On September 4, 2024, an unexpected incident at Comerica Park in Detroit highlighted the growing need for robust airspace management in urban areas. During a Green Day concert attended by over 30,000 fans, an unauthorized drone flight caused a 10-minute interruption, raising concerns about public safety and event security.
