Good news! Hope, other countries will follow soon!
"Israel’s Ministry of Transport and Road Safety has officially approved the certification of an Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) in civilian airspace for the first time ever. It becomes the first country in the world to do so, Israeli aerospace and defense company Elbit announced last week. ...
The Hermes Starliner UAS is a derivative of the Hermes 900 UAS, a drone used by militaries around the world that was modified to meet certain certification standards in order to comply with civil aviation requirements. These technologies include a terrain avoidance warning system, sensor and satellite data links, adverse weather capabilities, and more. ...
To date, Elbit Systems has been also been contracted by the Canadian Ministry of Transportation to supply the Hermes Starliner UAS as well as by a dozen additional countries to provide other variants of the Hermes 900 UAS."
The Hermes Starliner UAS is a derivative of the Hermes 900 UAS, a drone used by militaries around the world that was modified to meet certain certification standards in order to comply with civil aviation requirements. These technologies include a terrain avoidance warning system, sensor and satellite data links, adverse weather capabilities, and more. ...
To date, Elbit Systems has been also been contracted by the Canadian Ministry of Transportation to supply the Hermes Starliner UAS as well as by a dozen additional countries to provide other variants of the Hermes 900 UAS."
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