Drone laws and regulations are constantly changing. Fortunately, many are surprisingly beneficial to drone pilots everywhere. Here, we explore key changes in both the US
Editor’s note: This is the first article in a series: What I Wish I Knew When First Becoming a Commercial Drone Pilot. Here, pilot &
Ready to reap the benefits drones provide for your business, but not ready to make a heavy investment in training & purchasing a high-end UAV?
Since July of 2016, UAV pilots in the United States have had the opportunity to become a commercial drone pilot through the FAA’s Part 107
When talking about the many benefits of UAS technology, a main topic of discussion is drone payloads and what they can accomplish. While the aircraft itself is
On Dec. 28, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced the release of “final rules” for unmanned aircraft systems – also known as UAS or
Commercial drone pilots with an sUAS Part 107 license find work in a variety of fields. Industries around the world are adopting UAV technology for
Governments, businesses, and other organizations worldwide are benefiting from Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) technology. The disruptive nature of drones has taken many industries by storm.
During the FAA Drone Advisory Committee’s meeting on June 19, FAA Deputy Administrator Dan Elwell said that the agency expects to issue a final rule
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