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Part 107, Remote ID, TRUST, waivers, and the rulemaking that shapes what every pilot in America is allowed to fly.

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FAA

Transforming Sky Travel: FAA’s New Pilot Training Proposal

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has put forward a comprehensive proposal for pilot training and certification for powered-lift aircraft.

Haye KestelooJun 9

FAA

Navigating Change: Trottenberg Ascends as Acting FAA Head

Dept. of Transportation announced that Deputy Secretary Polly Trottenberg takes on the role of acting head of the Federal Aviation Administration

Haye KestelooJun 9

FAA

FAA Updates Drone Waivers to Boost Safety and Broaden Operations

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has introduced a series of drone waiver updates aimed at improving safety and expanding operations.

Haye KestelooJun 9

Aloft

NYC Drone Approval? Aloft Air Control API, Mysterious Drone Leaks

The first one is that New York City is proposing to approve drones to fly in the city. However, let's not get too excited yet; let's see what happens.

Greg ReverdiauJun 9

DJI

Senators Ignite Crackdown on Chinese Drone Use by FAA

Two US senators, M. Blackburn (R) and M. Warner (D), introduced a new proposal to prevent the FAA from purchasing or utilizing Chinese drones

Haye KestelooJun 8

Aloft

Unlocking LAANC: Aloft’s Groundbreaking Developer Tools

Aloft Technologies, Inc. unveiled an innovative suite of developer tools today. These tools allow third-party entities to integrate smoothly with the...

Haye KestelooJun 6

Sony

Revolutionizing Inspections: Valmont’s 5G-Enabled Drones Take Flight

Valmont Industries set a new record by conducting a 77-mile beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) drone inspection, facilitated by T-Mobile's 5G

Haye KestelooJun 5

Airmap

House to Ban All DJI, AirMap Shutting Down Their LAANC, Lawsuit Over Drone Photos

We have three stories for you. The first one is a concerning one: the House Bill that threatens a complete ban on DJI drones everywhere....

Greg ReverdiauJun 2

FAA

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