NASA’s Drone Traffic Management System Completes Final Tests @NASAAmes
NASA’s Drone Traffic Management System Completes Final Tests  @NASAAmes
Uploaded April 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
NASA's Unmanned Aircraft Systems Traffic Management project, or UTM, is working to safely integrate drones into low-altitude airspace. In 2019, the project completed its final phase of flight tests. The research results are being transferred to the Federal Aviation Administration, who will continue development of the UTM system and implement it over time.

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