Kittyhawk and the FAA Have Collaborated on a New Version of B4UFLY
Daniel Johnson — August 7, 2019 — Tech
References: kittyhawk.io & engadget
The FAA and Kittyhawk have collaborated in order to create a new version of the B4UFLY app. The B4UFLY app is an easy way for drone users to be informed about airspace restrictions before they fly. When using the platform, people can open the app which detects the user's location. From there the app can inform users of restricted airspace around them. Users will be presented with three potential alerts, including"Good to Go," "Warning," and "Do Not Fly."
The new iteration of the app is able to utilize a number of the Kittyhawk features including airspace controller, flight restrictions, and authorizations and guidance. Another important tool is the Dynamic Airspace function, which allows users to be informed on live updated flight restrictions.
Image Credit: Kittyhawk/ FAA
The new iteration of the app is able to utilize a number of the Kittyhawk features including airspace controller, flight restrictions, and authorizations and guidance. Another important tool is the Dynamic Airspace function, which allows users to be informed on live updated flight restrictions.
Image Credit: Kittyhawk/ FAA
Trend Themes
1. Drone Airspace Monitoring Apps - Developing advanced apps that can detect restricted airspace and guide drone users on airspace restrictions.
2. Real-time Airspace Restriction Notifications - Developing apps that employ AI and machine learning models to give drone users real-time airspace restriction alerts.
3. Drones and Regulatory Compliance - Creating tech solutions that help drone users comply with transport regulations through apps that provide real-time airspace restrictions and guidance.
Industry Implications
1. Drone Tech - Drone businesses can develop apps that enable users to detect restricted airspace and comply with regulations.
2. Air Traffic Control - Air Traffic Control agencies can integrate AI-powered apps with the existing navigation and safety systems to better monitor drones in real-time.
3. Flight Training - Flight training schools can integrate apps like B4UFLY to train drone pilots on how to navigate complex airspace environments, reducing safety incidents and violations.
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