A free, dedicated application giving drone crews in the field real-time awareness of surrounding low-altitude traffic, and helping make their operations visible to the wider aviation community through the SafeSky Network. SafeSky Sentinel with crewed traffic proximity alerts For every drone operator, one question remains fundamental throughout an operation: what else is flying around us? This becomes particularly important at low altitude, where drone operations share airspace with helicopters, light aircraft, ultralights, gliders, paramotors, balloons and, increasingly, other drones. Maintaining awareness of this surrounding traffic is an essential part of safe drone operations. Whether flying VLOS or BVLOS, operators need a practical way to monitor relevant air traffic, identify a potential conflict early, and give the remote pilot enough time to apply the appropriate procedure. With SafeSky Sentinel, drone operators now have a dedicated tool for exactly that purpose. Bringing the SafeSky traffic picture into the field SafeSky Sentinel is a free app designed specifically to give drone crews direct access to the traffic-awareness capabilities of the SafeSky Network during their operations. The SafeSky Network brings together real-time traffic information from more than 30 different sources, creating a comprehensive picture of cooperative air traffic with a particular strength in the low-altitude environment where drones operate. (More information here: https://www.safesky.app/3rdparty) This matters because the traffic of greatest relevance to a drone operation is not necessarily limited to commercial aviation or aircraft visible through conventional surveillance infrastructure. For example, a helicopter conducting a low-level mission, an ultralight crossing the area, a glider descending nearby, a paramotor, a general aviation aircraft, balloon or another cooperative drone can all become relevant traffic. SafeSky brings these different sources together into one shared traffic picture. Drone operators have already been using the Web SafeSky Live interface to monitor this traffic. Making drones visible Some professional platforms—including DJI FlightHub 2, RigiTech, FlytBase, DroneSense and Dronetag, and more to come, already provide direct access to SafeSky traffic information within their control centres. A seamless direct integration is also possible via the SafeSky professional UAV API. Until now, however, many drone pilots did not have access to this capability. SafeSky Sentinel takes the concept further by putting a dedicated operational traffic-monitoring application directly into the hands of the drone crew in the field. Drone traffic made visible in SafeSky Live A dedicated traffic monitor for the drone crew During drone operations, responsibilities are often distributed across the crew. While the remote pilot concentrates on controlling the aircraft and conducting the mission, another crew member is responsible for monitoring the surrounding airspace and alerting the pilot when relevant traffic approaches. SafeSky Sentinel is designed around this operational reality. The person responsible for traffic monitoring can maintain a live radar-style view of surrounding cooperative traffic directly on a mobile device. Operators can define traffic thresholds based on parameters such as horizontal distance and relative altitude, with different levels for information, warning and danger. SafeSky Sentinel continuously monitors the surrounding traffic picture against these thresholds. When an aircraft becomes relevant to the operation, visual and audible alerts draw the crew’s attention to the developing situation. The result is more than a traffic map. It provides a proactive traffic-awareness capability, helping the crew identify relevant traffic early and giving the remote pilot more time to respond according to the operation’s procedures. User-defined alert thresholds See, and be seen Traffic awareness should not work in only one direction. While SafeSky Sentinel enables the drone crew to see participating traffic around the operation, the drone operator can also share the area of operation with the SafeSky Network. This creates the foundation for a collaborative See and Be Seen environment. The drone crew gains awareness of relevant participating air traffic around its operation. In return, the drone operation becomes part of the shared SafeSky Network traffic picture. Participating pilots and compatible systems connected to the SafeSky Network can therefore become aware of the drone activity and receive relevant traffic information and alerts directly in the cockpit. This two-way exchange is particularly important as crewed and uncrewed aviation increasingly share the same low-altitude airspace. Rather than each community operating with a separate picture of the sky, SafeSky provides a means for both to contribute to—and benefit from—a common traffic-awareness network. A drone alert from the SafeSky App to an ultralight pilot Supporting more demanding operations and SORA safety cases For operators seeking authorisation for more complex missions, particularly BVLOS operations, demonstrating how air risk is identified and mitigated can be an important part of the operational safety case. Under frameworks such as SORA, operators need to document the airspace environment, evaluate the risk of encountering crewed aircraft and describe the strategic and tactical mitigations used to manage that risk. Access to relevant traffic information, combined with clearly defined monitoring, alerting and response procedures, can contribute to this broader safety strategy where appropriate to the operation and accepted by the competent authority. SafeSky Sentinel gives operators a practical capability that can be incorporated into their Concept of Operations (ConOps), operating procedures and documented air-risk mitigation strategy. This can help operators demonstrate how they maintain traffic awareness during an operation and may help address operational constraints that would otherwise make more demanding missions difficult to authorise. Sentinel does not replace a SORA assessment, provide separation from other aircraft or guarantee an operational authorisation. Instead, it provides an additional traffic-awareness capability that operators can integrate into a wider, documented safety framework. SafeSky SORA ARC Assessment Report A shared traffic picture for low-altitude aviation By giving drone crews direct access to the SafeSky Network while allowing them to contribute their own operation to the shared traffic picture, Sentinel represents a significant step towards more collaborative low-altitude airspace. Combined with SafeSky’s growing integrations across professional drone platforms, Sentinel makes this shared traffic picture accessible from the control centre all the way to the crew in the field. The principle is deliberately simple: See the traffic around your drone operation. Make your operation visible to others. SafeSky Sentinel is available free of charge for iOS and Android. Ready to see improve safety for your drone operations? Try our free SafeSky Sentinel now! SafeSky Sentinel on IOS: https://apps.apple.com/eng/app/safesky-sentinel/id6762452958 SafeSky Sentinel on Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.safesky.sentinel More to read: DroneWatch announcement: https://www.dronewatch.eu/safesky-launches-dedicated-traffic-awareness-app-for-drone-pilots/ SafeSky Enterprise: https://safesky-enterprise.com SafeSky Web Live: https://live-next.safesky.app/

Whether you are acting as an AFIS agent at an airfield, or organising a fly-in, following a group of aircraft during a rally, or simply want to display local traffic in your clubhouse, having a clear picture of what is happening around you can make a real difference. If you already use Flightradar24 or other traffic maps, you’ll love SafeSky Live — with a unique view of the low-altitude traffic that matters to your flying. This is exactly what the new SafeSky Live is designed for. And it's free and without any advertising. SafeSky Live gives you a real-time view of the air traffic that matters to you, directly from a web browser. No installation is required: use it on a PC, tablet or smart TV. SafeSky Live setup for an AFIS operator What you need to know See the traffic that matters to you, around an airfield, event, or any area you choose. Benefit from the extensive coverage of the SafeSky Network, bringing many types of crewed and uncrewed traffic into one view. Customize your view by area, altitude, aircraft, groups, colours, and more. Use it anywhere on a PC, tablet, or smart TV — free and without advertising. Acting at an AFIS agent at an Airfield? An aircraft is approaching but has not yet made its first radio call. With SafeSky Live, you can already see it approaching. You can see its callsign when available, altitude, track and direction of flight, and understand how it relates to the other traffic around the airfield. You can define the zones that matter to your operation: for example an approaching sector, the immediate airfield environment or another area requiring particular attention. When an aircraft enters one of those zones, SafeSky Live can alert you. Instead of trying to interpret a map containing every aircraft in the region, you decide exactly what should be displayed. The result is a simple, dedicated traffic picture configured around your airfield and the way you operate. SafeSky Live does not replace radio communication or established airfield procedures. It provides an additional source of situational awareness, helping you build a clearer picture of approaching, departing and passing traffic. Organising a Fly-In, Competition or Aviation Event? A busy aviation event creates a very different challenge. You may have dozens of participating aircraft arriving from different directions, local traffic continuing to operate, and other aircraft simply passing nearby. SafeSky Live allows organisers to create a traffic view specifically for their event. Participating aircraft can, for example, be assigned a dedicated colour so that they are immediately recognisable among surrounding traffic. You can define the geographical area relevant to the event, decide which altitude range to display, follow aircraft tracks and create zones corresponding to the areas you particularly want to monitor. This makes SafeSky Live useful for fly-ins, competitions, rallies, open days and other aviation events where having a simple overview of the surrounding traffic can help the organising team maintain situational awareness during busy periods. Following a Rally or Flying Trip? SafeSky Live isn’t limited to airfield operations. Perhaps your club is organising a flying trip involving ten aircraft. Or you are running a rally with participants spread across several hundred kilometres. Create a group containing the participating aircraft, assign them their own colour and create a SafeSky Live view dedicated to the trip. The same view can then be shared with the people following the event. Friends, families or club members staying at home can open the link and follow the participating aircraft as the trip progresses. Or Simply Put It on the Club TV Sometimes the use case is much simpler. What’s flying around us right now? SafeSky Live can be displayed on a smart TV in the clubhouse or club bar, providing pilots, members and visitors with a live picture of aviation activity around the airfield. Configure the view once, create the TV link, and leave it running. Your Traffic Picture, Your Way Every airfield and every event is different. That is why SafeSky Live is designed around customization rather than imposing one standard traffic display. You decide: Where: define the area and altitude you want to monitor. What: choose which traffic and aircraft you want to see. How: organise aircraft into groups, colours and dedicated views. Alerts: create your own zones and decide when you want to be alerted. You only need to configure these choices once. Your configuration can then be reused and shared. Ready to see what’s happening around you? Try SafeSky Live now It's free, requires no installation and contains no advertising. SafeSky Live: https://live-next.safesky.app/ SafeSky App: https://www.safesky.app SafeSky Enterprise: https://safesky-enterprise.com

A bi-directional integration connecting autonomous drone operations with the broader aviation ecosystem through shared airspace awareness. FlytBase interface with live traffic from the SafeSky Network SafeSky and FlytBase are proud to announce a strategic partnership that combines FlytBase's Drone-First Physical AI platform for large sites with SafeSky’s cooperative airspace SafeSky’s cooperative airspace awareness network. The integration enables FlytBase customers to benefit from SafeSky’s real-time aviation traffic intelligence while making participating drone operations visible to nearby crewed aircraft through the SafeSky ecosystem. Together, the two companies are helping operators build safer, more scalable and regulation-ready BVLOS operations by improving situational awareness for everyone sharing the airspace. Why this partnership matters Enterprise drone operations are rapidly evolving from individual flights to fully autonomous, remotely managed fleets. Across industries including utilities, energy, construction, mining, public safety and critical infrastructure, organisations are increasingly deploying drones to perform routine inspections, monitoring missions and emergency response with minimal human intervention. FlytBase has established itself as one of the world’s leading enterprise drone autonomy platforms powering 400+ deployments in 70+ countries. They enable organisations to automate drone docks, remotely supervise fleets and scale BVLOS operations across multiple sites. As these operations become more widespread, integrating drones safely into shared airspace becomes one of the industry’s greatest challenges. This partnership brings together two complementary technologies to help address that challenge. Connecting the drone ecosystem with the aviation ecosystem The FlytBase–SafeSky integration creates shared situational awareness across the entire airspace, connecting drone operators, crewed aviation and multiple drone ecosystems through a single collaborative network. FlytBase operators gain access to SafeSky’s live cooperative air traffic information, providing visibility of nearby general aviation aircraft, helicopters, gliders, ultralights, paragliders, paramotors, trikes and other connected drones. This gives remote pilots and operation managers greater awareness of surrounding air traffic before and throughout BVLOS missions. At the same time, participating drone operations managed through FlytBase can be shared through the SafeSky ecosystem, making them visible to nearby crewed aircraft. This traffic information is available not only within the SafeSky application, but also through more than 15+ compatible Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) and cockpit navigation solutions already used by pilots across Europe. As a result, both drone operators and pilots benefit from improved mutual awareness in shared airspace. The partnership also extends beyond crewed aviation. By joining the SafeSky Network, participating FlytBase operations become part of a broader connected drone ecosystem spanning multiple fleet management solutions. This enables greater awareness and coordination between operators using different technologies, helping to break down silos and build a truly interoperable digital airspace. “This partnership is another step towards an open and connected airspace where drones and crewed aircraft can safely operate together.” said Tristan Fily, Founder & CEO at SafeSky Traffic alert in the cockpit of a general aviation aircraft Supporting safer BVLOS operations Routine BVLOS operations depend on more than autonomous flight capabilities: they require a comprehensive understanding of the surrounding airspace and robust operational risk management. Within the SORA framework, enhanced awareness of cooperative traffic can contribute to an operator’s overall Air Risk Mitigation strategy by improving situational awareness before and during flight. Equally important, making participating drone operations visible to nearby crewed aircraft introduces an additional layer of transparency that benefits all airspace users. While cooperative surveillance is not a substitute for Detect-and-Avoid technologies or other regulatory requirements, integrating real-time airspace intelligence into autonomous operations helps strengthen an operator’s safety case, supports more informed operational decision-making, and contributes to the safe execution of advanced BVLOS missions. By enabling information to flow in both directions between drones and crewed aviation, the FlytBase and SafeSky partnership helps lay the foundations for the connected digital airspace that future autonomous operations will depend upon. Building the future of connected aviation The future of aviation will not be built by isolated technologies, but by connected ecosystems. FlytBase is enabling organisations around the world to deploy autonomous drone operations at scale. SafeSky is connecting tens of thousands of pilots and aircraft through one of Europe’s largest cooperative airspace awareness networks. Together, the two companies are bridging the gap between autonomous drones and crewed aviation, creating a shared operational picture that improves safety, supports regulatory compliance and helps accelerate the adoption of routine BVLOS operations. This partnership marks another important step towards a future where drones and crewed aircraft can safely operate together in a connected, intelligent and collaborative airspace. “Scaling BVLOS drone operations demands a connected ecosystem where airspace intelligence, hardware, and fleet management work seamlessly together. Our partnership with SafeSky reflects that vision, and is a natural extension of what FlytBase Flinks are built to enable.” said Nitin Gupta, Founder & CEO at FlytBase Want to read more? FlytBase Website: https://flytbase.com SafeSky Enterprise: https://safesky-enterprise.com SafeSky App: https://www.safesky.app

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SafeSky is the most complete traffic awareness solution designed with all pilots in mind. Pilots will receive the most complete in-flight traffic information available today. THIRD-PARTY INTEGRATIONS. Making even more traffic visible. Through native integration, you receive traffic information from over 15 navigation, free flight, and drone platforms. MORE INFO Hello, is there anybody out there? TRAFFIC AWARENESS DESIGNED WITH ALL PILOTS IN MIND. 2021 Aerospace Excellence Award 2023 fliegermagazin Award 2024 Aviation et Pilote Award 2024 CAASA Air safety Award SafeSky app More info Drone operator More info Helicopter fleet More info Third party More info WHAT WILL YOU SEE? Traffic information from many aircraft classes. (*) MORE INFO The best of 2 worlds: SafeSky traffic by mobile internet AND traffic by radio. MORE INFO ELECTRONIC DEVICE. Plug. Play. Fly. SafeSky app Electronic device Third-party integrations Professional use Ground station HOW? Choose your solution. THE SAFESKY APP. Be safer in one click. Share your position Get traffic alerts All you need is your phone or tablet And the best thing about it ... IT'S FUN & FREE. Upgrade to PREMIUM. Integrate with your navigation app Connect with your electronic conspicuity device Advanced SmartRadar AIP layer in map view Real-time weather updates AND MUCH MORE. MORE INFO GROUND STATION. Air safety starts on the ground. SafeSky supports the set-up of a widespread European ground station network. This expands coverage and provides extra traffic data that is freely accessible in our App for all pilots. MORE INFO MANAGING A HELICOPTER FLEET? Discover SafeSky for professional use. Fleet-ready PREMIUM licences (5+ licenses) Manage everything from one account Integrates with your platform or solutions Detailed flight and mission reports (near misses, ...) Dedicated professional support And much more to prevent unexpected encounters during flight MORE INFO JOIN OUR COMMUNITY! Join our 70,000-strong community of passionate pilots and experience how safety and fun becomes a shared experience. GET SAFESKY RECEIVE OUR NEWSLETTER ABOUT SAFESKY. Together, we create a safer sky. At SafeSky, we're committed to supplement the 'See and Avoid' principle to tackle the latest air safety challenges. With a community-driven approach, our goal is to make air safety accessible and interoperable. We have created a traffic awareness ecosystem, designed by pilots for pilots, to improve air safety for different pilots and needs. LIVE FROM THE SKY. Follow your fellow pilots. The magic of flying happens not only in the cockpit. Flying clubs, friends and family can get a real-time peek into your flying adventures on a computer or Smart TV through live.safesky.app. With SafeSky, every flight becomes a shared experience. DISCOVER LATEST NEWS. 75 000 Passionate SafeSky pilots 45 000 Registered aircraft 75 Average alerts / pilot SOME KEY FIGURES. Back to top (*) DISCLAIMER. While SafeSky provides significantly more flight traffic information than a single system or no system at all, it will not show everything. Visibility can be affected by factors like pilots not using a detection device, limited ground station coverage, poor internet, or mobile GPS quality. SafeSky is designed to supplement, not replace, eConspicuity equipment like ADS-B or FLARM receivers. Its main purpose is to remind and support pilots in flying VFR and adhering to ‘See and Avoid,’ not to substitute for tactical deconfliction decisions. You’re a professional drone operator ? See and Be Seen in Shared Airspace Integrate seamlessly with your existing tools to see and be seen by crewed aviation, receive real-time traffic alerts, and strengthen your SORA air risk mitigation. MORE INFO