UTM In Europe and Beyond: Philip Butterworth-Hayes, Unmanned Airspace

Randy Goers of the Drone Radio Show talks with Philip Butterworth-Hayes, a consultant and writer on global aerospace affairs. He is the editor of Unmanned Airspace, the first dedicated UTM/counter UAS new service, and editor of Skyway, the journal of EUROCONTROL. He is also a commentator on aviation safety issues for the global broadcast industry. In this podcast interview,  Philip shares his perspective on efforts to create an unmanned traffic management system in Europe and he compares those efforts with what he’s observed in the United States.

Randy Goers

Drone Radio Show

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