Droneflykart Joins the SafeSky Network to Improve Airspace Awareness in Norway
- Jun 25
- 2 min read
SafeSky is pleased to announce its collaboration with Droneflykart, a leading drone planning platforms, further expanding the SafeSky network and strengthening the visibility of drone operations within the aviation ecosystem.
The partnership enables drone operations published through Droneflykart to be shared through the SafeSky network, helping improve situational awareness between unmanned and manned aviation while supporting safer skies for everyone. See https://droneflykart.no
Supporting Norway’s Drone Community
Developed as a voluntary initiative by members of the drone community, the platform aims to make aviation information more accessible and easier to understand, particularly for recreational pilots and small operators. By bringing together relevant operational, regulatory, and airspace information into a single interface, Droneflykart helps pilots plan their flights with greater confidence and awareness.
Beyond flight planning, the platform also provides tools to support operational compliance and risk assessment, contributing to safer and more informed drone operations throughout Norway.
Making Drone Operations More Visible
As the number of drone operations continues to grow across Europe, improving awareness between all airspace users becomes increasingly important.
Through the integration with SafeSky, active drone operations published through Droneflykart can now be shared with the wider aviation ecosystem. This allows participating operators to make their activities visible beyond the drone community itself, helping other airspace users better understand ongoing operations and contributing to a more complete picture of airspace activity.
The integration supports SafeSky’s vision of creating a connected environment where relevant airspace information can be shared efficiently between different stakeholders, regardless of the platform they use.
Felix Slettevoll, founder of Droneflykart said:
“We created Droneflykart to make drone operations easier to understand and safer to conduct. Integrating with SafeSky allows us to extend that vision beyond the drone community and contribute to greater awareness for all airspace users,”
Looking Ahead
This collaboration represents another step towards a more connected aviation ecosystem where drone operators, pilots, and airspace stakeholders can benefit from shared situational awareness and improved access to relevant operational information.
We look forward to working closely with the Droneflykart team and supporting the continued development of safe and responsible drone operations in Norway.
Tristan Fily, CEO of SafeSky said:
“We are delighted to welcome Droneflykart to the SafeSky network. Their commitment to supporting drone pilots and promoting safe operations aligns perfectly with our mission of improving situational awareness and airspace safety across Europe,”
Make sure to visit DoneflyKart at https://droneflykart.no
