Flight Blender is an open-source backend and data-processing engine designed to support standards-compliant UTM (Unmanned Traffic Management) services. It adheres to the latest regulations for UTM/U-Space in the EU and other jurisdictions. With Flight Blender, you can:
- Implement a Remote ID "service provider" compatible with the ASTM-F3411 Remote ID standard, along with Flight Spotlight, an open-source Remote ID Display Application.
- Use an open-source implementation of the ASTM F3548 USS-to-USS standard, compatible with EU U-Space regulations for flight authorization.
- Interact with interoperability software like
interuss/dss
to exchange data with other UTM systems. - Process geo-fences using the ED-269 standard.
- Monitor conformance and send operator notifications.
- Aggregate flight traffic feeds from various sources, including geo-fences, flight declarations, and air-traffic data.
Connect and retrieve data such as Remote ID information or perform strategic deconfliction and flight authorization.
Ingest flight tracking feeds from sources like ADS-B, live telemetry, and Broadcast Remote ID. Outputs a unified JSON feed for real-time display.
Submit geofences to Flight Blender, which can then be transmitted to Spotlight.
Submit future flight plans (up to 24 hours in advance) using the ASTM USS-to-USS API or as a standalone component. Supported DSS APIs are listed below.
Compliant with ASTM standards, this module can act as a "display provider" or "service provider" for Network Remote ID.
Send notifications to operators using an AMQP queue.
Monitor flight paths against declared 4D volumes for conformance.
Follow our simple 5-step guide to deploy Flight Blender and explore its core features.
📖 Read the 20-minute quickstart guide to get started now!
- API Specification: Explore the API documentation to understand available endpoints and data interactions.
- Flight Tracking Data: Review sample flight tracking data and the Air-traffic Data Protocol.
Here are examples of the types of data you can submit to Flight Blender:
- Area of Interest (AOI): Sample AOI GeoJSON
- Geofence: Sample Geofence GeoJSON. Includes converters for EuroCAE ED-269 standard.
- Flight Declaration: Sample Flight Declaration. This follows the Flight Declaration Protocol and supports "operational intent" APIs when using DSS components.
Flight Blender is your gateway to building robust, standards-compliant UTM services. Start exploring today!