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Detection recognizes. OVERWATCH governs.
The infrastructure that keeps your operations flying. Commercial airspace is growing faster than the frameworks designed to manage it. OVERWATCH gives operators, regulators and infrastructure providers the flight authorization, situational awareness and the dynamic airspace control layer they need to fly at scale - safely, continuously and within regulation.
Cleared to Fly. Every Mission.
OVERWATCH provides the authorization infrastructure operators need to access controlled airspace - processing flight requests, validating against regulatory frameworks, issuing dynamic geo-zone permissions and maintaining a verifiable record of every approved operation. No manual bottlenecks. No authorization gaps.
See Everything. Conflict Nothing.
Real-time fusion of cooperative and non-cooperative traffic - ADS-B, RF detection, radar and ATC data - into a single operational picture. Automated conflict alerts at four proximity levels. Operators see what's in their airspace before it becomes a problem, and deconflict without breaking mission continuity.
Orchestrate at Scale. Operate with Confidence.
From a single BVLOS corridor to a national multi-operator ecosystem, OVERWATCH manages traffic flow, enforces separation standards, integrates with national ATM systems via SWIM protocols, and provides the governance backbone regulators need to open airspace progressively and safely.
Continuous operations demand continuous governance.
Every flight authorized, every incident resolved, every action documented - automatically. OVERWATCH generates the regulatory-ready audit trails, BVLOS approval evidence and post-mission reports that operators and regulators need. Built for EU CER, U-Space and national BVLOS frameworks including EU U-Space Regulation (2021/664).
Space Florida
Supporting autonomous flights in the USA East Corridor at up to 18,000 feet
Read case studyAirwayz OVERWATCH in Action
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Conflict detected
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Authorized flights auto-deconflicted
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Airspace cleared
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Operations resume
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Incident documented and filed