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Welcome to the Weekly UAS News Update. We have three stories for you this week. A new bill proposes a ban on Chinese drones at the federal level. There are DJI Matrice 3D leaks, and Zipline has formed a new partnership with healthcare providers in Ohio. Let's dive in!

DJI

Drone News: New Bill to Ban Chinese Drones, DJI Matrice 3D Leaks, and Zipline’s New Partnerships

Welcome to the Weekly Drone News Update. We have three stories for you this week. A new bill proposes a ban on Chinese drones.

Greg ReverdiauNov 3

Zipline

Elevate Your Health: Zipline Drones Deliver Meds Direct to Doorsteps

Recently, Zipline, the leader in drone delivery, and Cleveland Clinic, a top-ranked U.S. hospital system, announced a groundbreaking partnership.

Haye KestelooOct 31

Zipline

Zipline Drone Deliveries Change Rwanda’s Healthcare Logistics

As Rwanda strides towards fortifying its healthcare infrastructure, Zipline, the trailblazing drone delivery startup, has emerged as a linchpin

Haye KestelooOct 27

Amazon

Amazon Takes to the Skies: Revolutionizing Drug Delivery

In a groundbreaking move, Amazon is set to introduce a drug delivery service via drones in College Station, Texas. This initiative aims to swiftly

Haye KestelooOct 18

Zipline

Drone News: Mini 4 Pro Release, Country of Origin Ban, Zipline BVLOS, and New PI Partnership!

Welcome to the Weekly UAS News Update. This week, we have four drone stories for you. First, DJI has released the Mini 4 Pro. We also discuss

Greg ReverdiauSep 29

Zipline

Zipline’s Drones: A New Dawn for Drone Delivery

The FAA gave Zipline the green light for commercial package deliveries using drones that operate beyond the operator’s visual line of sight (BVLOS)

Haye KestelooSep 19

Zipline

Wing’s Autoloader Ushers in a New Era for Drone Delivery

In a bid to streamline drone delivery operations, Alphabet subsidiary Wing has publicly demonstrated the capabilities of their new "autoloader."

Haye KestelooJun 8

FAA’s Remote ID for drones delayed by six months until March 16, 2024 - Federal Aviation Administration: Ensuring Safe Skies - Public Input Sought for BVLOS Drone Operations - The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulation that would designate some sensitive locations as "no drone zones," which is known as "section 2209," of the FAA Extension, Safety, and Security Act of 2016 (FESSA), has been postponed again, and its implementation is now scheduled to take place in February 2024 at the earliest.

Zipline

Public Input Sought for BVLOS Drone Operations

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is calling for public opinion on applications by four companies that aim to operate drones beyond the usual visual field of the pilot.

Haye KestelooMay 25

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