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Trump’s FAA wants to let companies (and you) fly drones beyond the line of sight.
Did you know it’s generally illegal to fly drones farther than you can see with your naked eye? That may be about to change — but the 731-page proposed rule doesn’t seem like blanket deregulation. It looks like it’ll cut red tape for package delivery companies,
“While still just a proposed rule with opportunity for public comment and modifications, the long-awaited NPRM [Notice of ...
Under this proposed rule from the Department of Transportation and the Federal Aviation Administration, drones can be flown ...
The FAA has published its BVLOS Notice of Proposed Rulemaking: here are 10 key takeaways from the FAA fact sheet.
Yesterday (5 August), US transportation secretary Sean P Duffy announced a new proposed federal rule to “normalise” unmanned ...
Proposed FAA rule would allow commercial drones to fly beyond visual line of sight without case-by-case waivers ...
The FAA has published the long-awaited BVLOS NPRM, setting the stage for routine beyond visual line of sight drone operations ...
Part 107 drone regulations require you to obtain an authorization for Class B, C, D, or E2 controlled airspace. All authorizations are done through the FAA’s Drone Zone portal or through LAANC.
Police tout the “Drone as First Responder” technology as life-saving for officers and community members, while critics raise ...
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