Airspace Link Inc. is a provider of safe, legal and efficient drone operations for pilots, communities and businesses alike. Johns Creek city has partnered with Airspace to launch the FLYSAFE program for helping drone pilots’ flights to be safe and compliant under the FAA or the Federal Aviation Administration guidelines.
Johns Creek is Georgia’s first municipality that is launching the FLYSAFE program under which FAA data will be integrated with the city’s mapping services to secure the drone pilots against populated areas and ground hazards. Nick O’Day, the Chief Data Officer of the city said, this project offering an interactive tool for managing safe drone operations will be the first in the southeast. This technology of Airspace Link makes it very convenient for both commercial and recreational pilots to get their FAA clearance before taking off.
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The AirHub platform of Airspace with a GIS-based mapping system will provide pilots the flight authorizations within the defined airspace. The platform will be available on the city’s website.
Lisa Peterson, who works as the Airspace Link’s Vice President (Business Development), explained that by working with Johns Creek, the integration of drones will be enabled into the communities as well as into the national airspace. “.. We’re helping the community prepare for scalable, advanced, commercial, and recreational drone operations” she added.
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The days of drone-based deliveries of goods are not far in Johns Creek. Many other cities in the US are researching drone operations to come up with what would work for the communities. The next phase in the partnership will look at how future drone operations could look like in Atlanta.
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