Drone Separation

Keep em Separated

Drones throw up challenging airspace and infrastructure issues

Individuals and large multi‑national corporations all over the world are devising increasingly sophisticated recreational and commercial uses for drones, bringing with them new and different airspace and infrastructure needs. With that many issues will arise in the near and medium term to safely and efficiently accommodate this very different type of airspace user.

Drones are already used extensively across a range of commerical and parapublic activities, from search and rescue, fire management and emergency response, to aerial photography, aerial agriculture including spraying, plant analysis and vegetation crop mapping, to environmental research.