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Getting the approval service on GuardianUTM changed the game completely.
Straightforward application take significantly less time. Even ones with issues are much easier and faster. It has shaved off so much time.
Matthew Rice
Heliport Manager | London Heliport
I liked the fact that Altitude Angel have thought about drone flight approvals from all aspects.
The flight approval process is very straightforward for both drone operators to submit their application and for us to see the information in one place and approve flights.
Lesley Cox
Head of Health and Safety | Blenheim Palace
There’s a common misconception that drones in an airport are unsafe, but when they’re controlled and the right risk assessments are being done, they can actually be highly beneficial.
Ben Spiers
Head of Safety and Compliance | London Biggin Hill Airport
It was very important to us that the platform was easy to use from both the airfield and the drone operators perspective in order to smoothly handle drone operations in the local area.
Daniel Burt
Operations Assistant Manager | White Waltham Airport
Now Dronedesk is fit for the US market. We've got this large franchise business on board, which is brilliant. And core to this expansion is knowing that Altitude Angel can provide the consistent, accurate data we need.
Dorian Ellis
Founder | Dronedesk
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Altitude Angel is leading a consortium of businesses to build and develop 165 miles (265 km) of 'drone superhighways' connecting the airspace above Reading, Oxford, Milton Keynes, Cambridge, Coventry and Rugby.
The Skyway superhighway network aims to unlock the vast potential of unmanned aerial vehicles and serve as a catalyst for growth in the urban air mobility (UAM) industry.
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