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Ciconia's Collision Avoidance System to be used by HeliStream

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HeliStream, a California-based helicopter operator, is expected to install Collision and Conflict Avoidance System (CCAS) technology developed by Ciconia. The system was demonstrated in August 2026 in San Bernardino County, California, testing its use with helicopters and drones in congested airspace during emergency response missions. Ciconia's CEO and co-founder, Moshe Cohen, noted that multiple aircraft operating in small, concentrated areas pose a significant risk.

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Why it matters

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The adoption of decentralized collision avoidance technology addresses growing aviation safety concerns as airspace becomes increasingly crowded with various aircraft types. This technology could influence the operational requirements and regulatory oversight of emergency services aviation.

From jpost.com

Who's involved

  • CohenCEO and co-founder of Ciconia, the developer of the CCAS technology
  • Ministry of TransportSpanish ministry that might face regulatory pressure regarding new aviation safety technology

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