Commercial UAV Expo launches new Advanced Airspace Summit
Organisers of Commercial UAV Expo have announced an important addition to this year’s conference program: the Advanced Airspace Summit. Commercial UAV Expo takes place on 5–7 September at Caesars Forum in Las Vegas, and the Advanced Airspace Summit will be held on Wednesday 6 September as part of the event’s conference program.
“There is currently a large gap between crewed and uncrewed aviation,” said Jeremiah Karpowicz, group editorial director at Diversified Communications, organiser of Commercial UAV Expo.
“Commercial UAV Expo is working to bridge that gap and create trust within the entirety of the airspace community – including the general public. As the commercial drone industry continues to grow, the UAS community needs to address stakeholders’ challenges and concerns so that we can build the future of the airspace together.
“This addition to our conference program will allow attendees to discuss where the industry is today, how the technology will evolve, what regulatory changes will likely be necessary, and what challenges the industry will face related to passenger expectations and public acceptance.”
Toni Drummond, president of Titan Aviation Global, added: “The next revolution of sustainable aviation will depend on all stakeholders working together to develop solutions that will carry us directly into the future.”
The Advanced Airspace Summit is a part of the full conference program and formatted as a two-part panel series on the afternoon of 6 September. Sessions will seek to answer the questions:
What should we be doing as an industry to increase security and trust?
How can we build better airspace awareness today?
Why is doing so vital to the future of airspace as a whole?
Panellists include industry experts from leading companies including AERODiMEO LLC, Choctaw National of Oklahoma, DroneUp, End State Solutions LLC, FAA, Iris Automation, Northern Plains UAS Test Site, NUAIR, P3 Tech Consulting, Sabrewing Aircraft Company, Spright, Supernal, Syracuse International Airport, Titan Aviation Global, The MITRE Corporation, TruWeather Solutions, USDOT’s Highly Automated Systems Safety Center of Excellence, Xelevate Solutions, and Zipline International.

