FAA Remote ID for Drones – Final Rule December 2020
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) released the final rule for Remote ID for Drones. Something we have all eagerly and anxiously been
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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
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
But now we are faced with drone registrations expiring and what we are seeing is suggests that drone operators may not be taking registrations
Flying drones is the safest form of aviation there is, claims DJI, based on an analysis of public data on flight hours and reported incidents
The FAA announces new survey to collect data on drone pilot fatigue and rest. The authority will use the study results for future rulemaking.
Denham and Shuster published a very interesting op-ed on How to solve drone security concerns. On Morning Consult they explain how the...
Loophole in the Federal Aviation Administration’s proposed rules will allow federal drones or unmanned aircraft to avoid Remote ID compliance.
Steve Dickson, the FAA administrator, said Wednesday during the UAS Summit & Expo that Remote ID for Drones might be ready in December.
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