Finding FAA-Recognized Identification Areas Made Easier with New Online Map With the arrival of summer, drone enthusiasts are gearing up for more outdoor activities. As drone flying gains popularity, it’s crucial for pilots to adhere to FAA regulations, including the...
Summer is here! Sunny skies and good weather mean more outdoor activities, like flying your ... 
Raleigh, N.C. – The North Carolina General Assembly has enacted House Bill 198, effectively removing the state ... 
The Energy Drone and Robotics Summit in Houston today hosted attendees, exhibitors and speakers from around the world and most industrial sectors. At the DRONERESPONDERS co-located event, FAA experts were on hand to discuss the current environment in public safety,...
The Federal Aviation Administration generally requires drones be equipped with Remote ID technology—in essence, a... 
The MassDOT Aeronautics Division hosted their first public-facing Drone Safety Day, showcasing the innovation, technology and safety culture that the department has developed to deliver a wide variety of drone services across the state. Held at the agency’s UAS training...
Progressing Towards Certification: Archer Aviation’s Successful Safety Tests Archer Aviation Inc., a developer of electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, has completed a series of battery pack drop tests, an important requirement in the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) certification...
I am a little bit bemused at this missive from Freefly, you would think all the T’s would have been dotted and the I’s... 
The FAA’s policy for exercising discretion in determining whether to take enforcement action for drone operators who were not... 
From the floor of the National Public Safety UAS Conference: a panel of FAA representative provide updates and insights for public safety and law enforcement drone community. Mike O’Shea, FAA Public Safety Liaison; Kerry Fleming, Manager of SOSC; and Aviation...