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Enhanced Security Measures for the Big Game The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has officially designated the Las Vegas area as a ‘No Drone Zone’ for the upcoming Super Bowl on February 11, reflecting a growing concern over drone-related security at major sporting events. This decision marks a significant step in tightening security measures for one…

In a fresh move to bolster aviation leadership, President Joe Biden has put forward Michael Whitaker as his choice to head the FAA.

The US is urging Iran to cease its sale of armed drones and related parts to Russia, particularly as these are being deployed in the conflict

In this brief interview, Ramón Roche from PX4 dives into the experiences of Brendan Schulman, a key figure in shaping U.S. drone policy. Schulman

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

The White House intends to put forth Phil Washington, as their candidate for the position of the Federal Aviation Administration or FAA Administrator.

President Biden announced on Wednesday that the United States will send 100 Switchblade drones, also known as killer drones to Ukraine. The 100 Switchblade drones from AeroVironment are part of a much bigger $800 million military aid package that also includes 800 Stinger anti-aircraft systems, 100 grenade launchers, 20 million rounds of small arms ammunition,…
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