Intuitive airspace management for airports, ports, landowners, and infrastructure managers

 

GuardianUTM is a cloud-based SaaS solution that enables airspace managers to quickly approve or decline drone operations in their skies. For landowners, it provides a simple way to manage access for drone takeoff and landing (TOAL) - all through a digital portal.

The platform is a scalable solution.  It can be, and is, used as part of the airspace management of busy international airports, ports operating ship-to-shore deliveries, by a power station to manage daily drone inspections, a stately home to manage land access for occasional filming requests, to nature reserves wanting to influence drone operations during specific seasons to protect wildlife.

Whatever your needs, GuardianUTM can be scaled to fit.

 

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Cover overheads with Approval Services


The Approval Services feature allows you, as the airspace or land access manager, the opportunity to recover the overheads incurred in managing drone operations via a built-in payment platform. The platform has flexibility, so you can set multiple ‘rate cards’ depending on the level of complexity or differing levels of service you want to offer.

 

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Standardising airspace approvals

An increasing number of airports and heliports trust Altitude Angel’s GuardianUTM to streamline and standardise drone approval procedures. By reducing inefficiencies in time and resources, GuardianUTM enhances safety, improves compliance, and ensures a more consistent approach to managing drone operations in controlled airspace. 

 

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UAS Land Zone for Blenheim Palace

Landowners can say yes to drones

From conversations with landowners, we’ve found some are reluctant to allow drone flights in their location due to security concerns and a desire to protect historic buildings or the public.

Helping landowners designate takeoff and landing zones on their property allows some influence over where flights take place. This not only provides better visibility of who is flying, when, and why but also makes it easier for drone operators to fly safely with all the information they need.

With our system, landowners can approve land access manually or automate permissions through a customised workflow. We’ll set up your land access ‘zone’ so drone operators can easily identify where to request TOAL access, using our industry-leading drone planning solutions.

 

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Search and rescue helicopter

"Within the first year of deploying Altitude Angel, we've successfully processed over 200 drone flights. These have been integrated alongside more than 1700 helicopter movements, enabling a more structured, faster, and safer way of approving drone operations, while improving visibility and safety across the Portland FRZ."
HeliOperations Portland

Edmiston London Heliport

"Getting the approval service on GuardianUTM changed the game completely. Straightforward application takes significantly less time. Even ones with issues are much easier and faster. It has shaved so much time."

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Matthew Rice, Heliport Manager at London Heliport

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"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."

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Lesley Cox, Head of Health and Safety at Blenheim Palace

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"There's a common misconception that drones in an airport are unsafe, but when they're controlled and the risk assessments are being done, they can actually be highly beneficial."

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Ben Spiers, Head of Safety and Compliance at London Biggin Hill Airport

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"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."

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Daniel Burt, Operations Assistant Manager, White Waltham Airport

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