Britain’s Civil Aviation Authority released its 2025 Airspace Modernisation Strategy Annual Progress Report, outlining advances in a programme aimed at improving safety, efficiency and environmental outcomes for UK airspace. The report highlights the creation of the UK Airspace Design Service to coordinate airspace change proposals for the London Terminal area and a new UK Airspace Support Fund to cover costs for eligible proposals outside the UKADS. It records progress from 18 airports on Terminal Airspace Redesign, with Edinburgh and Glasgow leading consultations. The CAA is working on integrating drones, consulting on beyond‑visual‑line‑of‑sight operations and funding six new projects for such integration. An updated part 3 strategy, detailing a seven‑year deployment plan, was published in August 2025. The annual report will continue to be published on the CAA website.
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