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Thales joins HALO test UTM project integrating drones at Heathrow Airport

Bruce Crumley - Nov. 21st 2022 4:26 am PT @BDroneDJ

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A UK consortium of companies has launched a two-year, high-intensity autonomous drone operations (HALO) project to develop and test an uncrewed aircraft traffic management system (UTM) capable of integrating around the clock UAV flights at London’s Heathrow Airport.

Vertical Aerospace, Heathrow explore airport eVTOL flights [Update]

Bruce Crumley - Oct. 29th 2021 5:02 am PT @BDroneDJ

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The UK’s leading electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft producer, Vertical Aerospace, has struck a deal with London’s Heathrow Airport to examine integration and use of its craft at Europe’s biggest passenger air platform.

Heathrow Airport deploys anti-drone systems

Josh Spires - Jan. 21st 2020 10:22 am PT @drone_nr

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Heathrow Airport recently deployed anti-drone systems around its runways and taxiways to prevent rogue drones from coming into the airspace near the airport. The system is also able to locate the pilot and share their location with the authorities.

Heathrow Pause protesters arrested and drone jamming technology used

Haye Kesteloo - Sep. 13th 2019 11:27 am PT

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A couple of weeks ago climate change activists, who are part of the Extinction Rebellion movement, had announced that they would be using toy drones to disrupt air traffic at Heathrow Airport in the UK today. The operation was called Heathrow Pause. However, British police made a number of arrests leading up to the planned disruption and also used jamming technology to prevent drones from taking off earlier today.

Climate change activists plan to shut down Heathrow Airport with drones

Haye Kesteloo - Aug. 14th 2019 10:18 am PT

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Climate change activists are planning to shut down Heathrow Airport in London with drones, aiming to create chaos for more than a million travelers.

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DJI urges caution in evaluating reports of drone incidents

Haye Kesteloo - Jan. 11th 2019 11:42 am PT

As we have recently seen at Gatwick and Heathrow Airport, people are quick to point to drones as the culprits when often times other items may have been seen and misidentified as unmanned aerial systems. This morning DJI has sent out an official statement urging people to be cautious in evaluating reports of drone incidents and also say that the recent sightings at multiple airports may have been influenced by publicity.