Safely sharing America's airspace.

What is "shared airspace"?

As beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) drone operations scale, multiple operators increasingly want to fly in the same place.

The US Shared airspace UTM network is the digital coordination of operation intents between operators whose drones might overlap. Before takeoff, each operator's system shares where it plans to fly, checks for conflicts with everyone else, and enables adjustments so no two aircraft are headed for the same volume of sky at the same time.

It's built on the international ASTM F3548-21 standard and supports the FAA's framework for these operations (Order 8040.6A) with participation and feedback from the FAA and NASA.