Brazil's Department of Airspace Control (DECEA) has rolled out the second phase of its Sarpas app, which lets drone operators request areas for flights directly from their phones, MundoGEO reports. Sarpas is the system through which uncrewed aircraft ask for access to Brazilian airspace.
The app shows pilots, operators and the public on an interactive map where flying is safe, including restricted areas and suitable areas that DECEA has already assessed for drone flights, so operators can check which rules apply before take-off.
