Counter-UAS for Airports
How MyDefence Strengthens Airport Security
Escalating Drone Threats to Airport Safety and Operations
As drone threats continue to escalate, airports face increasing risks that can disrupt operations and compromise safety. Unauthorized drones can interfere with flight plans, breach restricted airspace, and create potential security hazards, leading to costly delays, airspace closures, and significant impacts on operations. MyDefence stands at the forefront of counter-UAS solutions, providing advanced technologies tailored to the unique needs of the airport sector to ensure comprehensive protection for airport infrastructure and airspace.
Advanced Counter-UAS Solutions for Airports
Our reliable systems offer real-time detection, tracking, and mitigation of drones, allowing airport authorities to swiftly identify and neutralize threats, including locating the drone and its operator. With MyDefence’s solutions, airports can prevent costly disruptions, minimize security risks, and maintain smooth operations, safeguarding both passengers and staff from the growing danger of drone activity.
Ensuring Continuity and Safety with Scalable Systems
MyDefence ensures airports stay ahead in counter-UAS defense and operational security by addressing the specific challenges posed by drones. Our scalable, easy-to-deploy systems provide real-time detection, tracking, and mitigation capabilities, enabling airports to swiftly respond to unauthorized drone activity.
Our solutions help prevent airspace breaches, minimize disruptions to operations, and protect vital assets such as aircraft, passengers, and infrastructure. With MyDefence, airports can maintain a safer, more efficient environment while effectively mitigating the risks associated with drone incursions.
Benefits of C-UAS
Identifying the presence of drones by analyzing their communication signals.
Neutralizing threats by disrupting the communication link between the drone and its operator.
Seamless integration with existing military systems, including full compatibility with the Tactical Assault Kit (TAK) for enhanced operational efficiency and coordination.
Providing real-time situational awareness capabilities, ensuring coordinated responses and informed decision-making across units.
3 Ways Drones threaten Airports
Drones present a significant threat to airport operations and security by enabling unauthorized surveillance, disrupting critical processes, and facilitating potential attacks. Their ability to bypass conventional security measures allows them to gather sensitive information, interfere with air traffic management, and carry payloads capable of causing physical or cyber damage. For instance, drones can disrupt airport operations, breach restricted airspace, and pose safety risks to aircraft during takeoff and landing. The growing prevalence and accessibility of drones further amplify these risks, making effective counter-UAS solutions crucial to protecting airports, ensuring safe operations, and maintaining the integrity of aviation infrastructure.
Drones can gather sensitive information about airport operations, posing a significant espionage risk.
Drones can cause physical disruptions by interfering with flight paths and airport activities, leading to operational chaos and costly delays.
Drones can carry payloads that may damage infrastructure, threaten aircraft, and endanger passengers and airport facilities.