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Echodyne’s radar technology powers the first FAA-approved commercial BVLOS unmanned aircraft for critical infrastructure surveillance. Echodyne has announced that its EchoFlight radar is now integrated into American Aerospace Technologies, Inc.’s (AATI) AiRanger aircraft. This integration has helped AiRanger secure a groundbreaking waiver from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for commerci
The U.S. Marine Corps has recently introduced its latest innovation in military technology: the Rogue 1 drone. This kamikaze drone, developed by Teledyne FLIR Defense, boasts a range of advanced features designed to enhance the effectiveness and flexibility of Marine fireteams. Reportedly priced at around $94,000 each, the Rogue 1 is expected to revolutionize the…
Gaylord High School is now offering a drone certification program, providing students with a unique opportunity to gain pilot certification through the FAA Part 107 exam. A New Opportunity for Students Gaylord High School in Otsego County, Michigan, has reportedly launched a groundbreaking drone certification program. For the first time, students are learning to pilot…
South Korean Professors to Train Drone Experts in Kazakhstan South Korean professors will soon be training personnel for Kazakhstan’s drone industry. This development was announced during the Kazakh Ministry of Industry and Construction delegation’s recent visit to South Korea, as reported by the Astana Times. Expansion of Drone Industry Education Currently, Kazakhstan has only two…
Turkey makes waves in the aviation industry with Bayraktar KALKAN drone, a Vertical Take-Off and Landing UAV at the Ephesus Military Exercise.
At the start of June, Rome, New York will become a hotspot for drone enthusiasts and industry leaders as they gather at Griffiss International Airport
FAA opens applications for new drone service suppliers under the LAANC program on May 1, 2024, expanding drone integration in U.S. airspace.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) imposes strict flight restrictions around sports stadiums, banning all flights below 3,000 feet within 3.5 miles of certain sports games. This rule, made permanent by Congress, has been expanded to include drones and model planes. Many hobbyists have inadvertently violated this rule, sometimes facing serious federal charges. The Drone Advisory…
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