Flight management system for UAVs

A method for controlling and management of plurality of aerial vehicles by a server computer device over a cellular network, the method comprising:

• receiving first location geographical data, by the server computer device from a first aerial vehicle over the cellular network;
• storing, in the server computer device, the received first geographical location data;
• and
• receiving second location geographical data, by the same server computer device from a second aerial vehicle over the cellular network;
• storing, in the same server computer device, the received second geographical location data;
• and
• providing and transmitting, by the same server computer device directly to the first and the second aerial vehicles over the cellular network, messages based on the received geographical location data respectively;
• wherein the cellular network uses, or is compatible with, a standard Fourth-Generation 4G), or a Long-Term-Evolution (LTE) network is according to, or compatible with, International Telecommunication Union (ITU) International Mobile Telecommunications Advanced (IMT-Advanced) program, that provides promised data rate, promised latency, ensured connection reliability, Quality-of-Service (QoS), or any combination thereof, and
• wherein the server computer device directly interacts with each of the first and second aerial vehicles the over the cellular network using a respective direct link that provides promised data rate, provides promised latency, uses an allocated bandwidth, or any combination thereof, or
• wherein the first and the second aerial vehicles are uniquely identified by a first and a second identifier respectively, the method further comprises receiving messages and commands, by the same server computer device from the first and the second aerial vehicles over the cellular network.

A first and a second aerial vehicle for communication with a server computer device over a cellular network,

• the first aerial vehicle comprises:
• a first location sensor for sensing and producing a first geographical location data;
• and
• a first antenna, and a first modem coupled to the first antenna of the first aerial vehicle, for transmitting to, and receiving from, the server computer device over the cellular network;
• the second aerial vehicle comprises:
• a second location sensor for sensing and producing a second geographical location data;
• and
• an antenna, and a modem coupled to the antenna of the second aerial vehicle, for transmitting to, and receiving from, the server computer device over the cellular network;
• wherein each of the first and the second aerial vehicles are uniquely identified by an identifier,
• wherein each of the first and the second aerial vehicles are configured to transmit, over the cellular network to the same server computer device, each of the first and the second geographical location data and each of the first and the second identifiers, or
• is configured to receive, over the cellular network from the same server computer device, messages that include alerts or control commands according to the first and the second aerial vehicle geographical locations, and to execute the control commands of the first and the second aerial vehicles;
• and
• wherein the cellular network uses, or is compatible with, a standard Fourth-Generation (4G) or a Long-Term-Evolution (LTE) network, that provides promised data rate, promised latency, ensured connection reliability, Quality-of-Service (QoS), or any combination thereof, and
• wherein the first and the second aerial vehicles directly interact with the same server computer device over the cellular network using a direct link that provides promised data rate, provides promised latency, uses an allocated bandwidth, or any combination thereof.