recreational drone laws

Japan Eyes Tougher Rules on Drones Over People After Candy D…

By U.S. Navy photograph by Greg Vojtko [Public domain] The Japanese authorities plans to tighten laws on how shut drones might fly to folks after a candy-dropping drone crashed at a November occasion in Gifu. Japanese information supply Yomiuri Shimbun studies that the drone crash injured Three folks.  The roughly …

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Drone Operator Interviewed in Blackhawk Helicopter and Drone…

 The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has introduced that it’s nonetheless investigating the collision between a leisure drone and an Army UH-60 helicopter which befell September 21 in New York.  The NTSB is an impartial federal company liable for investigating and figuring out “probable cause” for transportation-related accidents. While there …

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New Department of Defense Guidance “Cracks Down” on Drones

By Matt Morgan  [CC BY-SA 2.0 ] The United States Department of Defense (DoD) has issued new tips for coping with unauthorized drone flights over army installations.  The new tips would permit drones to be disabled or destroyed: a Defense.gov assertion mentioned DoD “cracks down” on drones. A Pentagon spokesman advised …

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DJI Responds to UK Registration Rules

The world’s main drone producer, DJI has printed a response to the weekend’s information that the UK plans to introduce new security guidelines for leisure drones, together with drone registration. DJI “welcomes” new plans for drone security, says the assertion. “Drone technology offers enormous benefits to the UK, and the Department …

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Micro Drone Provision is Back as Part of AIRR Act

A brand new modification to the House proposal for FAA Reauthorization, the 21st Century AIRR Act, requires a micro drone classification for drone rules. The modification, provided by Rep. Rodney Davis of Illinois, requires a particular class of rules for drones weighing beneath four.four kilos.  According to the modification, operators …

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What are Canada’s New Drone Regulations?

Canada has issued a brand new interim drone legislation, stress-free rules for leisure customers. The new legislation removes the restriction in opposition to flying inside 75 meters of buildings, one thing that drone fanatics identified virtually eradicated all flight inside cities and closely settled areas.  The new regulation states that drones …

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Drone User Group Proposes Changes to FAA Reauthorization Bil…

It’s that point of yr once more – when Congress begins to contemplate FAA Reauthorization (the final extension made expires this fall.)  Last week’s announcement that Rep. Bill Shuster had re-introduced the AIRR Act as “The 21st Century AIRR Act” was no shock, coming after President Trump’s vocal help for …

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Grass Roots Drone Group Gets Spot on FAA UAS ID and Tracking…

The Drone User Group Network (DUG) has introduced that DUG Director of Policy Kenji Sugahara has been chosen as a voting member of the UAS Identification and Tracking ARC. Sugahara’s appointment is just a little totally different than that of different ARC members.  Joining highly effective businesses and deep pocket firms …

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Singer vs. Newton: Drone Pilot Fights Against City Ordinance

By John Phelan (Own work) [CC BY 3.0 ] Oral arguments will happen immediately within the case of Singer vs. Newton, MA; the primary problem of an area drone legislation to hit the courts in Massachusetts. Dr. Michael Singer is a health care provider and drone pilot within the rich Boston …

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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 …

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