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Skydio

Florida Deputy Manager Fired Over Secret Lobbyist Work, Including for Skydio Dronemaker

Florida deputy manager lost his job after it was discovered he was secretly working as a lobbyist for several clients, including dronemaker Skydio.

Haye KestelooFeb 15

FAA

FAA issues 30-mile Stadium TFR or No-Drone-Zone for Super Bowl LVI in Los Angeles

The FAA issued a 30-mile stadium TFR (Temporary Flight Restriction) or No-Drone-Zone around the SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California.

Haye KestelooFeb 13

Skydio

Q&A With the FAA – PIXL DRONE SHOW #44

Welcome to this latest episode of our PIXL Drone Show. This week, we talk to Kevin Morris from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)! Join us on this special episode of the PiXL Drone Show for an insight into Temporary Flight Restrictions, outreach, nighttime operations, operations over people, remote ID, BVLOS operations, TRUST, and the future of…

Haye KestelooFeb 10

Skydio

Blue sUAS manufacturer Skydio to supply short-range recon drones to the US Army

Blue sUAS manufacturer Skydio to supply US Army. The Skydio X2D drone was one of six SRR prototypes the military evaluated against its requirements.

Haye KestelooFeb 9

FAA

Czech Remote ID Addon Enables Drone Flight Radar – Europe

Almost all drones in Europe will also need to be equipped with Remote ID or a Remote ID Addon, a function that broadcasts the operator's operator

Wiebe de JagerFeb 8

Amazon

Holy Stone drone with ‘C1 label’ doesn’t meet EU product requirements

The Chinese drone manufacturer Holy Stone has launched the first drone with a C1 label. However, the Holy Stone drone does not meet the new

Wiebe de JagerJan 31

FAA

FAA investigates illegal drone flight at Bengals Playoff game

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) confirmed that it is investigating the illegal drone flight during the Cincinnati Bengals playoff game.

Haye KestelooJan 19

HOW HIGH CAN I FLY MY DRONE LEGALLY? ABOUT THE 400 FEET ALTITUDE LIMIT

DJI

How high can I fly my drone legally? FAA 400 feet altitude limit for drones.

To answer the question, How high can i fly my drone?' we need to explain a few concepts. You can fly your drone up to 400 feet AGL in most cases.

Haye KestelooJan 17

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