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...
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.
Airspace Link, Inc., the leading FAA-approved UAS Service Supplier, today announced the launch of its newest Innovation, AirHub® Portal Marketplace, a curated collection of tools and third-party integrations within its AirHub® Portal ecosystem. This new feature represents a major step forward in our ongoing mission to build comprehensive drone...
At Airspace Link, our commitment to data security is principal. We are thrilled to announce the successful completion of our SOC 2 report, further solidifying our dedication to protecting our clients' data. This examination, conducted by the trusted firm A-LIGN, emphasizes our loyalty to rigorous cybersecurity standards.
Police and fire departments across the country are embracing drone technology to create safer communities and respond more quickly to emergencies. Leading this charge are forward-thinking public safety agencies like the Arlington, TX, and Ontario, CA, police departments, which are leveraging drones and airspace intelligence in revolutionary ways.
Airspace Link is a leading FAA-approved UAS (Drone) Service Supplier and Low Altitude Authorization and Notification Capability (LAANC) provider. It is proud to announce that it's been approved to provide the FAA's B4UFLY service, marking its continued commitment to upholding drone safety standards in the national airspace. As an integral part of...
