2022 UAS BVLOS & Advanced Air Mobility System Safety & Performance Conference
- Feb 20, 2022
- 1 min read
DRONERESPONDERS is proud to be a sponsor if the 2022 UAS BVLOS (Beyond-Visual-Line-of-Sight) & AAM (Advanced Air Mobility) System Safety and Performance Conference!
March 17, 2022 @ Xelevate, the DC Region’s Unmanned Systems Center of Excellence
Come learn the latest cutting edge weather-related tools, techniques, and tradecraft stemming from government and industry that will highlight awareness and maximize your flight operations and mission success:
Maximize pilot aeronautical situational knowledge and judgement
Lower mission risk profiles for UAS waivers and flight operations
Higher mission effectiveness rates
Reduced operational downtime and costs
Boost flight hours and payload data quality
Increase business margins and profits
Detailed agenda is attached, with a diverse group of panelists, moderators, and attendees representing but not limited to:
FAA, NASA, TruWeather, Aloft, Airspace Link, VIPC, NUAIR, Raytheon, ManTech, Skyports, Intellisense, Advanced Mobility Collective, ULTRA, Iridium, Loudoun County Fire & Rescue, Chicago Fire Department, DRONERESPONDERS, University of Maryland, and ResilienX
There will also be a social/networking hour by a bonfire at 4pm following the event!
Limited in-person & virtual attendance spots available- register now! *Registration Link –($149 for Industry, $75 for Government)
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That sounds like a really important conference! With BVLOS operations and advanced air mobility being such a huge part of the future of aviation, it’s great to see a dedicated focus on system safety and performance. I imagine a lot of valuable insights were shared that will help shape regulations, technology standards, and best practices for the industry moving forward.
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Standardizing UAS training is a crucial advancement. Consistent frameworks and automated processes can significantly enhance training quality and safety. I've worked with a business automation agency before, and the impact of well-designed automation on operations and compliance is impressive. Bringing that kind of structure into drone training is a smart move for the future of public safety