Join CASA and the Australian Association for Uncrewed Systems (AAUS) for a webinar on the RPAS and AAM Strategic Regulatory Roadmap.

This session is part of our ongoing commitment to keeping industry informed and engaged with the latest developments on the RPAS and AAM Strategic Regulatory Roadmap.

What to expect:

get the latest updates on the Roadmap’s progress
learn about key milestones and upcoming initiatives

Who should attend:

RPAS operators across all categories – recreational users, accredited operators, RePL and ReOC holders
technical experts in airspace, airworthiness, and infrastructure
Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs)
industry associations and advocacy groups
federal, state and local government agencies involved in emerging aviation technologies.

Submit your questions

As part of your registration, you’re invited to submit up to 3-5 questions you'd like addressed during the webinar.

Your input will help shape the content of the presentation and ensure we’re covering the topics that matter most to you.

Moderators

Greg Tyrell
Executive Director, Australian Association for Uncrewed Systems (AAUS)
Greg has over 25 years of experience in the drone industry, is a CASA-certified drone operator with 2,500+ BVLOS hours, and has worked as a Chief Remote Pilot. Since 2014, Greg has led AAUS, growing its membership to over 4,500. He actively contributes to government committees to support the growth of uncrewed aviation in Australia.

Andrew Ward
Manager, Emerging Technologies, CASA
Andrew leads CASA’s work on emerging aviation technologies, including RPAS, AAM, and UTM. With over 24 years at CASA, he has held key international roles on the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) RPAS Panel. Andrew is a licensed glider and aeroplane pilot, holds a RePL (rotorcraft), and has a master’s in aviation management.

A range of CASA subject matter experts will also present on work underway.

Webinar recording

An on-demand recording of the event will be available on our YouTube channel after the event.