Airspace Integration Curbs May Stifle New Aircraft, UK Working Group Says

August 08, 2022
The Future Flight Challenge has created an interactive map "to support the integration of new aircraft with the digital and physical infrastructure necessary for future flight."
Credit: Future Flight Challenge/UKRI
The potential economic and environmental benefits of new aircraft types risk being “stifled” by restrictions on airspace integration, a UK government-funded working group has warned. The Future Aviation Industry Working Group on Airspace Integration (FAIWG:AI) was set up in February by UK Research...

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