FAA Notice — The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has established airspace restrictions over 133 army amenities to handle nationwide safety issues about unauthorized drone operations. The particular restricted areas are detailed in a Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) – UAS NOTAM FDC 7/7137, and could also be seen on-line through an …
Read More »New Research Shows Over 30 Million People Affected by Local …
New analysis from the Center for the Study of the Drone at Bard College demonstrates that over 30 million individuals within the US are affected by state and native drone ordinances. Local drone legal guidelines create a major problem for the drone business and industrial operators, who face extra administrative …
Read More »FAA’s Huerta Reaches Out to Industry: “We All Need to Have S…
FAA‘s chief administrator Michael Huerta addressed the drone business on the second annual UAS Symposium this week. The occasion was co-hosted by the FAA and business advocacy group AUVSI. Huerta’ speech known as clearly for the collaboration between business representatives and authorities companies. “There’s often a combative relationship between government …
Read More »Sen. Markey Submits Drone Privacy Act: More Obstacles for th…
By Select Committee on Energy Independence and Global Warming [Public domain] Senator Ed Markey (D-MA) submitted the Drone Aircraft Privacy and Transparency Act of 2017 on March 15, creating a major layer of obstacles for drone integration and drone companies. Today, the Commercial Drone Alliance got here out in opposition …
Read More »DJI Proposes Electronic ID Framework For Small Drones
The following launch is from DJI – Remote Identifier Would Provide Accountability While Protecting Drone Operator Privacy DJI, the world’s main maker of unmanned plane programs (UAS), Monday proposed an digital identification framework for UAS that will permit authorities within the United States to determine drone homeowners when mandatory whereas …
Read More »FAA Aerospace Forecast for Drones: The Difference a Year Mak…
The FAA’s Aerospace Forecast for 2017 has simply been launched – and the numbers for the drone trade look a little completely different this 12 months. While a fast abstract of this 12 months’s predictions present large development – the company predicts a 10-fold improve within the business drone fleet by 2021 …
Read More »The Kentucky “Drone Slayer” Case Dismissed
William H. Meredith The case towards the Kentucky man who shot down a drone flying over his property has been dismissed by a US District Court, citing “lack of subject matter jurisdiction.” In July of 2015, William Meredith of KY shot down a drone belonging to David Boggs because it flew …
Read More »New Canadian Recreational Drone Regs Draw Fire from Users; P…
New Canadian rules concerning leisure drone use are drawing ire from UAV entusiasts. Canada lately enacted new drone rules. The new rules that apply to leisure use and had been introduced by Marc Garneau, Canada’s Minister of Transport, embrace however usually are not restricted to the next: Users should mark …
Read More »Canada Enacts New Safety Rules for Recreational Drone Use
Marc Garneau Yesterday the the Honorable Marc Garneau, Canada’s Minister of Transport, launched the next relating to new security guidelines for the leisure drone use in Canada. Canadians count on to really feel protected on the bottom and within the sky. The variety of incidents involving leisure drones has greater …
Read More »Drone Manufacturers Alliance Responds to Canada’s “Sudden” D…
Canada’s Transport Minister Marc Garneau introduced new restrictions on passion drones at the moment, in what he stated is a response to the elevated variety of drone sightings close to airports. Calling the potential of a drone collision with a passenger plane a “nightmare scenario,” Garneau outlined new guidelines which will probably …
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