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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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Remote ID

The AMA, AOPA, EAA, and Wing, sent a letter to the FAA urging the government agency to change Remote Identification for drones and UAS.

Haye KestelooSep 14

Remote ID

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) will start testing Remote ID drone test flights at Griffiss International Airport in New York...

Haye KestelooSep 2

Drones for Good

The Federal Aviation Administration announced that public safety organizations that use drones can receive a line-of-sight waiver

Haye KestelooAug 26

Arizona

Lack of evidence results in no FAA prosecution for the drone operator who is suspected of flying a drone illegally into Bighorn Fire-fighting

Haye KestelooAug 24

Counter-Drone

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) starts testing drone detection and mitigation equipment at airports this year. The FAA plans to

Haye KestelooAug 24

FAA

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) launched a pilot program to translate for Spanish-speaking community of drone pilots or UAS...

Haye KestelooAug 21

Drone Incidents

As president Trump was flying back to Washington, D.C. the C-32A Air Force One had a near-miss with a drone, witnesses say.

Haye KestelooAug 17

DroneAnalyst

Today, the DroneAnalyst released its latest report that provides new insight into the FAA Aerospace Forecast 2020-2040 on the drone industry.

Haye KestelooAug 14

The drone industry moves fast. Stay ahead of it.