Unifly

Unifly

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Unifly offers enterprise UTM solutions for drone operators, ANSPs, and UAM stakeholders — enabling safe, automated, and scalable airspace management in 10+ countries.

About

Unifly is a Belgium-based aviation technology company specializing in UAS Traffic Management (UTM) solutions that enable and advance the safety and efficiency of autonomous aviation. The platform serves a wide range of stakeholders — including Air Navigation Service Providers (ANSPs), ports, UAM/AAM operators, defence agencies, and commercial drone operators — by providing a digital backbone for airspace management and drone integration. The Unifly UTM platform automates authorization workflows, reduces manual airspace interpretation, and supports both cloud-based and on-premises deployments. It is configurable to any regulatory environment, making it suitable for global deployments. The platform features dedicated interfaces for UAS and UAM operators as well as supervisors, and exposes robust APIs for third-party integrations. Complementing the platform is BLIP (Broadcast Location & Identification Platform), a high-quality hardware device combining Remote Identification and real-time tracking. Unifly Consulting (formerly EuroUSC Italia) supports operators with SORA/LUC authorization requests through the SAMWISE web application. With 8 live commercial deployments, participation in 30+ funded R&D projects, over 5 million validated flights, and more than 400,000 registered drone operators on its systems, Unifly is a recognized leader in the global UTM market. Its technology is purpose-built for the automated and AI-driven future of drone and urban air mobility operations.

Key Features

  • Scalable UTM Platform: A configurable UAS Traffic Management platform deployable on-premises or in the cloud, adaptable to any regulatory environment and airspace model.
  • BLIP Tracking Device: A dedicated hardware device combining Remote Identification (Remote ID) and real-time drone tracking, compliant with international standards.
  • Automated Authorization Workflows: Reduces manual airspace interpretation by automating flight authorization and approval processes for operators and supervisors.
  • SAMWISE Consulting Platform: Supports UAS operators in preparing and submitting SORA/LUC specific operations authorization requests through a dedicated web application.
  • Multi-Stakeholder Interfaces & APIs: Provides dedicated interfaces for operators, supervisors, ANSPs, and third-party integrations via open APIs, enabling seamless ecosystem connectivity.

Use Cases

  • ANSPs automating drone flight authorization and airspace deconfliction across national airspace
  • Port authorities managing drone operations for logistics, security, and inspection within port environments
  • UAM and AAM operators integrating advanced air mobility vehicles into urban airspace safely and compliantly
  • Commercial UAS operators obtaining regulatory approvals (SORA/LUC) for complex drone missions
  • Defence agencies deploying sovereign, secure UTM infrastructure for unmanned systems operations

Pros

  • Proven Global Track Record: Deployed in 10+ countries with over 5 million validated flights and 30+ R&D projects, demonstrating deep real-world expertise and reliability.
  • Highly Configurable & Scalable: The platform adapts to any location, regulatory framework, and UTM model, making it suitable for diverse global markets and operator types.
  • End-to-End Solution: Covers the full UTM stack — from hardware (BLIP) and software (UTM platform) to regulatory consulting (SAMWISE/LUC/SORA), reducing vendor fragmentation.
  • Built for Automation & AI: Designed to support AI-driven and autonomous drone operations, positioning clients for the future of UAM and AAM without costly re-platforming.

Cons

  • Enterprise-Focused Pricing: As an enterprise aviation solution, Unifly is not accessible to individual hobbyist drone pilots and likely requires significant investment for deployment.
  • Complex Regulatory Context: Effective use requires navigating complex aviation regulations (SORA, LUC, U-space), which can be a steep learning curve for teams new to UTM compliance.
  • Hardware Dependency for Full Tracking: Real-time tracking capabilities require the BLIP device, adding hardware procurement and logistics overhead to deployments.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is UAS Traffic Management (UTM)?

UTM is a digital ecosystem of services that enables the safe integration of drones (UAS) into airspace. It includes flight authorization, real-time tracking, remote identification, and coordination between drone operators and air traffic authorities.

Who are Unifly's primary customers?

Unifly serves Air Navigation Service Providers (ANSPs), ports, UAM/AAM operators, defence agencies, UTM service providers, and commercial UAS operators who need compliant and scalable airspace management solutions.

What is the BLIP device?

BLIP (Broadcast Location & Identification Platform) is Unifly's proprietary tracking hardware that combines Remote Identification and real-time drone tracking. It is used to provide authorities and supervisors with live situational awareness of drone operations.

Can the Unifly platform be deployed on-premises?

Yes. The Unifly UTM platform supports both cloud-based and on-premises deployment, giving organizations full flexibility based on their data sovereignty, security, and infrastructure requirements.

What is SORA and how does Unifly help with it?

SORA (Specific Operations Risk Assessment) is a regulatory framework for assessing the risk of specific drone operations in Europe. Through Unifly Consulting and the SAMWISE platform, Unifly helps UAS operators draft, revise, and submit SORA and LUC (Light UAS Operator Certificate) authorization requests.

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