Aerospace And Defence Writer/Consultant
Philip Butterworth-Hayes is an Aerospace and Defence Writer/Consultant. He specializes in aviation and aerospace topics, with a particular focus on planes, aircraft, and drone technology. Philip has been featured in Urban Air Mobility News, Unmanned Publications Ltd, and NewsBreak.
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Philip Butterworth-Hayes' articles predominantly focus on aerospace and defense, particularly drone technology, air mobility, and air defense. His coverage attributes indicate a strong emphasis on press releases and government announcements.
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EASA and Eurocontrol outline electronic conspicuity use cases to integrate crewed and uncrewed traffic
By: Philip Butterworth-Hayes
China's AutoFlight reports it has successfully completed a mixed-fleet formation flight of three aircraft, comprising one V5000 Matrix and two V2000 series aircraft.
By Dr Jose Ramirez The promise of U-space is elegantly simple: a digital ecosystem capable of managing drone traffic safely, efficiently, and at scale.
By: Philip Butterworth-Hayes
By Philip Butterworth-Hayes The only fully-certified U-space airspace currently operating in the European Union is San Salvo in Italy, which launched in January 1, 2026.
By: Philip Butterworth-Hayes
Today, Electra has published the first-ever Market Outlook for what it describes as “Direct Aviation”.
By: Philip Butterworth-Hayes
According to US Government Accountability Office (GAO) report into the extent of infrastructure deployed at U.S. airports to support electric aircraft
By: Philip Butterworth-Hayes
SkyGrid, a Boeing company, today announced the activation of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Boeing Saudi Arabia and the General Authority of
According to Atsushi Ogawa, Chief Operating Officer at Honda R&D, in a Linkedin post:
By: Philip Butterworth-Hayes
Joby reports in an X post that the latest version of its next-generation Superpilot™ autonomy suite is flying.
By: Philip Butterworth-Hayes
By Philip Butterworth-Hayes One of the most interesting and innovative displays – a real hidden gem – of Airspace World 2026 was the AgentFly
