News & Blog
Insights. Updates. Thought Leadership for Tactical Aviation.
At SKYOPS, we build more than software, we support the people who keep the skies secure, compliant, and mission-ready. Our News & Blog section brings together insights from the field, platform updates, expert commentary, and the occasional behind-the-scenes look at how we think and build.
What You’ll Find Here
This space is where SKYOPS shares what we’ve learned, what’s coming next, and what matters most in the world of integrated flight operations.
Expect future posts on topics like:
Trends in UAS compliance and safety enforcement
Operator stories and use cases from the field
Best practices for managing hybrid flight teams
Security, data integrity, and aviation-grade reliability
Platform updates and feature deep dives
Why It Matters
SKYOPS sits at the intersection of operations and innovation. The tools we build reflect the challenges we’ve solved for professionals like you, and this blog will capture the lessons, logic, and learnings behind them. Whether you're leading a national drone program or planning next year’s compliance strategy, we aim to bring you ideas that are grounded, useful, and mission-relevant.
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SKYOPS Launches New Website Amid Growing European Defense Investments, Aligns with “Re-arming Europe 2030” Strategy
Alphen a/d Rijn, the Netherlands, June 22, 2025 — SKYOPS, the leading European flight management platform for police and defense aviation units, has launched a new website as part of a strategic expansion plan to strengthen its position in the rapidly evolving European defense landscape.
Dutch Defense Boosts Drone Expansion — SKYOPS Ready to Support the Growing Need for Smarter Flight Management
Alphen a/d Rijn, the Netherlands, 19 June 2025 — The Dutch Ministry of Defense has announced a significant expansion of its ground and aerial capabilities, including the addition of a new armored infantry battalion and a substantial increase in combat drones. This marks a pivotal shift in the Netherlands' defense posture — one that underscores the growing importance of uncrewed systems and integrated operational readiness.