ISO/TR 23310:2025

International Standard   Current Edition · Approved on 08 December 2025

Uncrewed aircraft systems — UAS traffic management (UTM) — Study on functional and performance requirements for UTM systems

ISO/TR 23310:2025 Files

English 30 Pages
Current Edition
BHD 73.42

ISO/TR 23310:2025 Scope

This document comprehensively examines information grounded in International Standards applicable to uncrewed aircraft system (UAS) traffic management (UTM) systems and the operational frameworks for UTM systems across various countries. It systematically catalogues the current entities involved in UTM systems, including the actors, services, functions and data. Additionally, it delineates the safety, security and quality specifications for these services, focusing on data management and referring, where appropriate, to standards developed by other standard development organizations (SDOs).

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