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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

SafeSky traffic directly available into the DroneflyKart map layer 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

At SafeSky, we believe that safer skies start with better visibility. For drone operators, one of the biggest challenges remains understanding what is happening around them in real time and ensuring that other airspace users are aware of their presence. As operations become more complex and increasingly move beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS), this challenge only becomes more important. This is why we are delighted to announce our partnership with RigiTech, bringing native integration between RigiCloud and the SafeSky Network. Through this integration, drone operators using RigiCloud can now seamlessly connect to the SafeSky Network and benefit from one simple but powerful concept: See and Be Seen. What you need to know SafeSky and RigiTech have integrated the SafeSky Network directly into RigiCloud RigiCloud users can see nearby crewed and uncrewed traffic, including aircraft, helicopters, gliders, ultralights, paragliders, paramotors, and connected drone operations. Live drone position from RigiCloud is also visible to aviation pilots thgouth the SafeSky Network The integration supports advanced BVLOS operations and contributes to SORA air-risk mitigation by improving situational awareness and cooperative visibility. See More of the Airspace Around You Through the SafeSky Network, RigiCloud operators gain access to one of the world’s largest cooperative air traffic awareness ecosystems: This means operators can see not only traditional aviation traffic, but also many categories of low-altitude airspace users that are often difficult to detect through conventional surveillance systems. Depending on local coverage and equipment, this includes general aviation aircraft, helicopters, gliders, ultralights, paragliders, paramotors, and many other airspace participants. Importantly, operators can also gain visibility of drone operations originating from other connected platforms: For example, drones operating through DJI FlightHub 2 and other SafeSky-integrated systems can become visible within the same shared operational picture, helping operators better understand nearby activities and improve situational awareness. For organisations conducting BVLOS operations, infrastructure inspections, logistics missions, or other advanced drone activities, this additional awareness can play a critical role in operational decision-making. Adam Klaptocz, CEO, RigiTech said: “Professional drone operations require both operational control and situational awareness. By integrating RigiCloud with SafeSky, we are giving our customers access to a broader operational picture whilst allowing them to continue using the tools and workflows they already rely on every day.” Be Seen by the Wider Aviation Community Visibility should not be one-way. Through the integration, live telemetry from RigiCloud can be shared into the SafeSky ecosystem, allowing participating drone operations to become visible to other airspace users. Pilots flying with the SafeSky application can receive awareness of nearby drone activity. In addition, SafeSky data is available through a broad ecosystem of 30+ compatible aviation applications and platforms, allowing drone operators to increase the visibility of their operations across a much wider audience. Exemple: A drone is visible though Air Navigation PRO in the cockpit of a general aviation aircraft This creates a powerful network effect: the more operators and platforms connect, the more complete the shared airspace picture becomes. Tristan Fily, CEO, SafeSky said: “The value of this integration is very simple to explain: operators using RigiCloud can now see more of the airspace around them and make their own operations visible to others. As more platforms connect to SafeSky, we move closer to a truly interoperable aviation ecosystem where information flows freely between operators, regardless of the software they use.” A drone alert from the SafeSky App to an ultralight pilot Supporting SORA, SAIL III and Operational Safety For many operators, particularly in Europe, airspace awareness has become an important component of operational risk management. Under the SORA methodology, operators are increasingly expected to demonstrate how air risks are assessed and mitigated during their operations. Whilst every operation remains unique, access to real-time traffic awareness and cooperative visibility tools can support operators in building robust operational procedures and strengthening their overall safety case. This is particularly relevant for operators conducting advanced BVLOS missions. RigiTech’s platform has been developed with SAIL III operations in mind, reflecting the company’s commitment to meeting the demanding safety and risk-management requirements of the European SORA framework. A Step Towards Greater Interoperability This partnership is also part of a broader industry trend. The future of drone operations cannot depend on isolated platforms operating independently from one another. Professional operators need the freedom to work within their preferred software environment whilst still benefiting from a common operational picture. Today, SafeSky already connects multiple operational platforms and ecosystems. By joining the SafeSky network, RigiCloud becomes part of an interoperable environment where operators using different control systems can contribute to and benefit from shared situational awareness. The result is a safer and more connected airspace where information flows across platforms instead of remaining trapped within them. A Shared Vision RigiTech has built RigiCloud to support professional drone operations at scale, including advanced BVLOS and logistics missions that demand sophisticated planning, fleet management, route supervision, and detect-and-avoid capabilities. As the industry moves towards increasingly complex operations, including SAIL III scenarios under the European SORA framework, access to reliable situational awareness becomes an essential component of operational safety. SafeSky’s mission is to make airspace awareness accessible to every airspace user and to enable a shared operational picture across the aviation ecosystem. Together, SafeSky and RigiTech are helping operators not only manage and scale their missions, but also integrate safely into shared airspace. By combining operational control with real-time airspace awareness, we are contributing to the next generation of interoperable BVLOS operations and helping build the foundations for safer, more connected skies Want to read more? Delivrone customer case: Medical Drone Operations in Shared Airspace RigiTech Website: https://rigi.tech SafeSky Enterprise: https://safesky-enterprise.com SafeSky App: https://www.safesky.app

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OUR LATEST NEWS. Read about our latest developments here. ALL NEWS WHAT THE PRESS SAYS ABOUT US. Consistent 5-star recommendations from the press and experts. 27.07.2024 FR AVIATION et PILOTE Emmanuel DAVIDSON SafeSky Version 3 - La sécurité avant tout ! 05.05.2024 DE Flieger Magazin Thomas BORCHERT SafeSky kündigt Verkehrssensor-Hardware an 04.04.2024 EN FLYER Ian SEAGER SafeSky releases v3.0 on third birthday 28.03.2024 FR AVIATION et PILOTE Julie CALLIES Visibilité du trafic en Belgique ALL PRESS OUR NEWSLETTERS. Discover how, together, we create a safer sky. RECEIVE OUR NEWSLETTER 1 2 3 4 LATEST NEWS Aviation Safety Back to top

PRESS. What the press says about us. AVIATION et PILOTE Emmanuel DAVIDSON SafeSky Version 3 - La sécurité avant tout ! 27.07.2024 FR Flieger Magazin Thomas BORCHERT SafeSky kündigt Verkehrssensor-Hardware an 05.05.2024 DE FLYER Ian SEAGER SafeSky releases v3.0 on third birthday 04.04.2024 EN AVIATION et PILOTE Julie CALLIES Visibilité du trafic en Belgique 28.03.2024 FR AVIATION et PILOTE La rédaction Trophée Aviation et Pilote 31.01.2024 FR FLYNYTT Lise Grønskar Slik vil de gjøre luftrommet tryggere 25.01.2024 NO ppl-avion.fr Sébastien Schunck de Goldfiem SafeSky par Sébastien 05.10.2023 FR AVIATION et PILOTE Emmanuel DAVIDSON Systèmes anticollision (3) 01.10.2023 FR AVIATION et PILOTE Emmanuel DAVIDSON Systèmes anticollision (2) 01.09.2023 FR AVIATION et PILOTE Emmanuel DAVIDSON Systèmes anticollision (1) 01.08.2023 FR PILOT Manuel QUEIROZ Making it a SafeSky (copyright Pilot magazine/Kelsey -pilotweb.aero) 01.07.2023 EN AEROBUZZ Jérôme BONNARD SafeSky primée à Aero Friedrichshafen 26.04.2023 FR FLYER Ian SEAGER Interview Flyer 21.04.2023 EN Flieger Magazin Thomas BORCHERT Interview Flieger Magazin 21.04.2023 EN-DE AOPA FINLAND Esa Harju SafeSky-sovellus integroitu EasyVFR4:n! 02.04.2023 FI AVIATION et PILOTE Jacques CALLIES SafeSky et Easy VFR Premium 28.03.2023 FR Flieger Magazin Thomas BORCHERT Kollisionswarnung von SafeSky jetzt bei EasyVFR 4 27.03.2023 DE FLYER Ian SEAGER SafeSky now fully embedded within EasyVFR 4 24.03.2023 EN Flieger Magazin Isabella SAUER SafeSky unterstützt Such- und Rettungsdienste in der Türkei 03.03.2023 DE FLYER Dave CALDERWOOD Safesky supports Search & Rescue amid Turkey's earthquakes 28.03.2023 EN AVIATION et PILOTE Jacques CALLIES SafeSky pour les pilotes Turcs 28.03.2023 FR Flying in Ireland Mark DWYER Electronic Conspicuity – Be Seen with the SafeSky App 22.01.2023 EN VOL MOTEUR (441) Raphaël BAUDON / Thierry GERARD Systèmes anticollision. Réduire le risque d'abordage 01.11.2022 FR LAA ČR Martin Mareček Blois 2022 15.10.2022 CZ Flieger Magazin Thomas BORCHERT Kollisionswarn-App SafeSky im Test 12.09.2022 DE FLYER Magazine Ian SEAGER Everyone loves something with a ‘free’ label slapped all over it. And in the case of SafeSky, it could save your life. A win win in every pilot’s eyes… 19.08.2022 EN Ultralehké létání Petr KOURIL Fly is Fun - Androidová navigace 19.07.2022 CZ DULV 4/2022 DULV Safesky – eine App, die den Luftver- kehr in der näheren Umgebung sichtbar macht 10.07.2022 DE HANGAR FLYING Peter SNOECKX With SafeSky you can navigate with EasyVFR and get the nearby air traffic projected on your map 26.06.2022 NL FLYNYTT Tester Kristian FAHLSTRØM Flynytt tester: Appen SafeSky 24.06.2022 NO AVIATION et PILOTE Jacques CALLIES SafeSky 2.0 28.05.2022 FR AEROBUZZ Jérôme BONNARD Déjà 25.000 utilisateurs pour l’appli Safesky 28.10.2021 FR FLYER David CALDERWOOD SafeSky launches pan-European free traffic app 05.07.2021 EN DLAPILOTA Dlapilota SafeSky - aplikacja realizująca funkcję electronic conspicuity dla wszystkich i za darmo 01.06.2021 PL VOL MOTEUR (422) Dimitri DELEMARLE Un ange gardien dans la poche 28.04.2021 FR HANGAR FLYING Peter SNOECKX SafeSky maakt het luchtruim veiliger. 14.04.2021 NL AVIATION et PILOTE Jacques CALLIES Safesky, l'appli magique! 03.04.2021 FR AEROWEB David DAGOURET Safesky, l'application pour prévenir les collisions en vol 31.03.2021 FR INFO-PILOTE (781) Bernard MIERMONT Alerte dans le cockpit. Faut-il équiper nos avions de systèmes de prévention? '- FR RATEONE SafeSky, Voir mais aussi Etre Vu '- FR - NL AVIATION et PILOTE Jacques CALLIES SafeSky va transformer votre smartphone en transpondeur et en TCAS gratuits! 28.03.2021 FR Back to top