The Ministry of Transport of Russia has created a digital platform that will allow integrating civilian drones into a unified airspace system.
«Among other things, based on the results of the meeting chaired by you on April 27, we created two digital platforms. The first platform allows for the registration of unmanned aerial vehicles with a maximum take-off weight of 150 g to 30 kg. And the second platform allows providing drones with access to airspace: submitting flight plans on a one-stop-shop basis to the State ATM Corporation and determining the launch and landing site using a digital aeronautical chart», – said Minister of Transport Vitaly Savelyev about the development.
As a reminder, at the meeting in April, Vladimir Putin instructed Vitaly Savelyev to submit a proposal for the digitalization of air traffic in Russia with an emphasis on unmanned aerial vehicles.
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