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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) released the final rule for Remote ID for Drones. Something we have all eagerly and anxiously been
Another giveaway! We're giving away 20 Part 107 online courses and one Skydio 2 drone! Become an FAA-recognized 'Pilot in Command' in 2021
New and stricter rules for flying drones in Iceland will take effect in the first half of 2021. While the country is not an EU member state
After seeing the proposed penalty letter, drone lawyer Jonathan Rupprecht explains $182,000 in FAA fines this drone pilot in Philly received.
The FAA announced that it removed the Special Rule for Model Aircraft. The change was made public in the Federal Register on December 11.
Check out this video on Youtube from Brandonee916 where he uses the autonomously flying Skydio 2 to film a Tesla Model 3 in full self-driving mode Beta on public roads in the Nevada desert. At one point in the video, we can see the Skydio 2 flying right in between two power lines or telephone…
But now we are faced with drone registrations expiring and what we are seeing is suggests that drone operators may not be taking registrations
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