by Steven Flynn | Sep 16, 2019 | Autonomous Deliveries, Drone Industry, Drone Regulations, Drones For Good, Uncategorized
Skytango’s CEO Steve Flynn co-ordinates Ireland’s first BVLOS #DiabetesDrone delivery of Insulin to island community in partnership with project lead – NUIG, Vodafone, Survey Drones Ireland, Wingcopter and Novo Nordisk. JANUARY 2019 | Month 1 Hello,...
by Steven Flynn | Aug 13, 2019 | Aerial Filming, Drone Industry, Drone Regulations
Study launched with Dublin County Council & Smart Docklands in a bid to streamline drone operations in cities using the Skytango drone management platform. Some time ago we embarked on a project with Dublin County Council and Smart Docklands in a bid to see if our...
by Steven Flynn | Oct 13, 2018 | Aerial Filming, Aerial Photography, Drone Film & Photo Festivals, Drone Gear, Drone Industry, Drone Journalism, Drone Regulations, Skytango, Uncategorized, Women In Drones
What does the compliance wave in the drone industry hold for drone operators? There have been huge advances in drone technology in recent years, but what does the future hold for pilots dealing with clients who are increasingly concerned about protecting themselves...
by Steven Flynn | Nov 8, 2017 | Drone Industry
Drone Pilot Ground School recently launched a scholarship to support U.S. high school students who want to become certified commercial drone pilots. Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics or STEM, is a curriculum, based on the idea of educating students in...
by Anna Jackman | Nov 5, 2017 | Drone Industry
Drones are being used increasingly for emergency services, but how can emergency services leverage and safely deploy such technology? This week Skytango hosts a special guest post by Anna Jackman, Lecturer at Royal Holloway University, on the reasons why drones are...
by Hugh Shelley | Oct 27, 2017 | Drone Industry, Drone Journalism, Drone Regulations
The FAA has granted a waiver to CNN allowing the media company to fly drones over crowds, covering public assemblies to a height of 150 feet (45 meters). The first of its kind to allow untethered flight to this degree, this waiver is the product of two years of...
