Overview
SAFIR-Ready is a project focused on transforming emergency medical and critical infrastructure responses through Advanced Aerial Mobility and U-Space technologies. The initiative addresses regulatory and infrastructure barriers by pioneering comprehensive U-space services, systems, and procedures designed to ensure safety and efficiency of airspace access, with emphasis on automated airspace management in urban environments.
In the news
- From simulation to real-world application: the next steps for #Uspace in Tartu, Estonia! How should a railway inspection drone respond when an emergency delivery needs priority? What happens when a temporary airspace restriction appears, or a flight crosses a U-space boundary? These were some of the practical questions explored through simulation-based validation exercises in #Tartu as part of the SAFIR-Ready project. 🤝Reflecting on its work within SAFIR-Ready, the Estonian Aviation Academy (EAVA) is looking back on its
- We are delighted to welcome Sean Canney, TD, Minister of State for International and Road Transport, Logistics, Rail and Ports, Ireland, to our #DigitalSky Marketplace at #SJUAnnual26. ✈️ Showcasing projects from across the #SESARJU portfolio, the exhibition offers a first-hand look at the innovations shaping European air traffic management #ATM – from technological advances to operational improvements and environmental benefits. 🔗 Discover more about our projects 👇🏼 https://lnkd.in/e2VSZp78 SAFIR-Ready JARVIS-CONNECT
- The DLR-Institut für Flugführung is building on the capabilities investigated in SAFIR-Ready and applying them to crisis relief operations within the DLR project #RESITEK (Resilient Technologies for Civil Protection). 🚁 This June, 16 DLR institutes and emergency response organisations came together for a large-scale demonstration in Germany’s Ahr Valley. Drones, satellite services, vehicles and robotic systems provided data for a common operational picture, supporting faster situational awareness, search and rescue, and coordinated
- In SAFIR-Ready, the DLR-Institut für Flugführung leads the reporting on validation activities, including real flight trials and simulations across Europe. An impressive number of validation activities have been carried out by the SAFIR-Ready project team, supporting the project’s objectives to enable and improve ad-hoc drone operations in public good scenarios. To that aim, DLR prepared a detailed airspace environment of #Braunschweig and locations relevant to such operations to assess high-density scenarios.
- We asked people at the SAFIR-Ready Conference in #Liège a simple question: How would you describe the event in one word? In the second video of our interview series, more attendees introduce themselves and share the words they chose. ▶️ Watch the video, then tell us in the comments: what’s your word? More from Liège is on the way. Stay tuned! Ive Beeckmans, Patrick Van Egmond, Philippe Coline, Martin Leemans, Bart Remes, Geert V., Renaud De Landtsheer, Kobe Van Landeghem, Gunnar Schwoch, Paul WINDEY, Abinaya Kannan, Sadisha
- Le 31 mars dernier, le CHU de Liège a lancé un pilote de transport médical par drones avec la société Helicus, dans le cadre du projet européen SAFIR-Ready. Poches de sang, biopsies, traitements de chimiothérapie et d'immunothérapie : les délais passent de 25 minutes par la route à quelques minutes par les airs entre deux de ses sites hospitaliers. Objectif à terme : couvrir 80 % du territoire belge en six minutes pour les interventions d'urgence. On avait déjà anticipé cette dynamique dans un livre blanc de notre bibliothèque
- In one word, how would you describe the SAFIR-Ready Conference in #Liège? The SAFIR-Ready Conference marked a major milestone for the project, bringing together aviation authorities, European organisations, defence, and industry to reflect on the progress achieved and what must come next. We asked five leading experts to describe the event in one word and share the key message they took away from the conference: 🔹 Munish Khurana, Senior Manager ATM/UTM Business Development at EUROCONTROL 🔹 Daan D., Head of Department IAM at
- What is your key takeaway from the SAFIR-Ready Conference in #Liège? The SAFIR-Ready Conference marked a major milestone for the project, bringing together aviation authorities, European organisations, defence, and industry to reflect on the progress achieved and what must come next. We asked five leading experts to describe the event in one word and share the key message they took away from the conference: 🔹 Munish Khurana, Senior Manager ATM/UTM Business Development at EUROCONTROL 🔹 Daan D., Head of Department IAM at
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