DLR Tests Automated Air Traffic Management For Air Taxis

Graham Warwick December 02, 2022
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Credit: DLR
Flight tests have been conducted to demonstrate how automated air traffic management (ATM) could be used to avoid conflicts between autonomous air taxis and crewed aircraft in low-altitude airspace. The tests at German aerospace center DLR’s uncrewed aircraft systems test center at Cochstedt...
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