Welcome to this week’s episode of Weekly Wings, your trusted source for all things drones! Hosts Paul Rossi and Terry Neff bring you a mix of expert insights, industry updates, and engaging banter. As the holiday season ramps up, Paul and Terry discuss plans to transition the podcast to a bi-weekly schedule. This change will allow for deeper dives into topics and richer discussions in the new year.
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The two explore the current challenges facing DJI drones in the U.S., including the regulatory landscape that has impacted product imports during the previous months. Legislative updates focus on the FCC’s planned evaluations of Chinese-manufactured drones, avoiding an outright ban but setting the stage for tighter scrutiny and the impact on U.S. drone manufacturers.
A deep dive into Russia’s use of FPV sleeper drones for ambush tactics includes the technological advancements enabling drones to lie in wait for extended periods before engaging targets.
Discover how NASA is collaborating with the FAA to roll out unmanned traffic management (UTM) systems, making drone deliveries a reality in Dallas-Fort Worth and setting a precedent for future operations nationwide.
The hosts speculate on the mysterious drone sightings reported across New Jersey, from UFO theories to potential government or private testing, all while keeping things lighthearted and humorous.
Get a glimpse of the recent drone displays, including SpaceX’s 12 Days of Christmas show in Texas and a record-breaking 8,000-drone performance in Japan that wowed audiences worldwide.
Celebrate DroneUp’s achievement of receiving a Part 135 UAS air carrier certificate, a significant step forward in expanding the drone delivery ecosystem and advancing commercial operations. From regulatory updates to breathtaking drone displays, this episode covers it all.
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