FlightStudio
Self-hosted UAS traffic management: strategic deconfliction, Remote ID and compliance evidence, running on infrastructure you control.
Most airspace management arrives as a subscription. Your flights, your telemetry and your compliance record live on somebody else's servers, in somebody else's jurisdiction, and the evidence you would need at an inquiry is an export request away from a vendor who may or may not still be trading.
FlightStudio inverts that. It is one codebase, deployed on premises, in a private cloud, or air-gapped — strategic deconfliction to ASTM F3548-21, Network Remote ID to F3411, ED-269 geozone authoring and SORA 2.5 risk assessment, with the evidence trail written where you can reach it. Plan, fly, prove, and hold all three.
The same build serves an enterprise operator programme, a civil aviation authority and a national system. What changes is configuration, not the product.
What it does
Strategic deconfliction — ASTM F3548-21
Operational intent shared and conflicts resolved before takeoff, against a standard rather than a house algorithm. Generally available.
Network Remote ID — ASTM F3411 v19 / v22a
Broadcast and network Remote ID, both revisions, with the qualification suite re-runnable on your own deployment. Generally available.
Geozone authoring — ED-269
Author, version and publish geozones in the European standard format, so restrictions are a data artefact rather than a briefing note. Generally available.
Risk assessment — JARUS SORA 2.5
SORA 2.5 worked through in the platform, with the assumptions attached to the assessment instead of living in a spreadsheet. Generally available.
Fleet and field integration
DJI FlightHub 2 synchronisation, a field gateway that stores and forwards across a dropped link, and a live video wall with evidence recording. All in beta.
Deployed where you need it
On premises, private cloud or fully air-gapped. Licence verification is offline — nothing phones home — and configuration lives in your version control, not on a consultant’s laptop.
Capability domains
Products
Start with the problem, not the catalogue.
A scoping session establishes what you are actually trying to achieve, what is already in place, and whether we are the right people for it. If we are not, we will say so.