“…To deploy FAUAVs in urban airways effectively and safely, city governors do not seem to be empty-handed, full of ammunition, on the contrary, makes them exploit this forthcoming technology substantially -turning the challenges into advantageous tools. Recent advances in cyber-physical domains, cyber-physicalsocial systems, cloud, cloudlet, and edge/fog platforms along with the evolving BD analytics, Internet of Everything (IoE), Automation of Everything (AoE) [61], Advanced Insight Analytics (AIA) [61], 5G-based IoT-enabled Internet-of-Drones (IoD) [62], ubiquitous sensing, location-independent realtime monitoring and control, dynamic vision analysis, heterogeneous network infrastructure, and cutting-edge wireless communication technologies (e.g., 5G and beyond (5GB)) are providing many opportunities and urging city governors to pursue the ways that enable intelligent management of cities [59]. In this sense, to reduce the burden on cities and to make them smarter and sustainable, a novel framework entitled "TCitySmartF" was proposed in a recent study [59] that demonstrates a variety of insights and orchestrational directions for local governors and private sector about how to transform cities into automated and connected smarter cities from the technological, social, economic and environmental point of view, particularly by putting residents and urban dynamics at the forefront of the development with participatory planning for the robust community-and citizen-tailored services.…”