U.S. Again Delays Remote Drone Tracking Guidance July 18, 2019 By David Shepardson The Federal Aviation Administration has again delayed plans to propose new rules requiring the remote identification of drones, according to...
U.S. Plan Could Permit Drone Flights Over Crowds January 15, 2019 By lan Levin The federal government has unveiled a long-awaited set of proposals to dramatically expand civilian drone flights while also tightening security,...
U.S. Drone Regulations Withstand a Hobbyist’s Legal Challenge July 9, 2018 By Alan Levin and Andrew Harris The U.S. government’s ability to police hobbyist drone use was upheld by an appellate court Friday in a ruling that...
5 Critical Drone Takeaways for Insurers From 2017’s Hurricane Season January 29, 2018 By Nathan Stump, director, Product Marketing, Kespry Last year represented a major inflection point for the use of drone-based aerial intelligence in the insurance industry. Hurricanes Harvey...
Pilots Race to Become Licensed Drones Operators September 1, 2016 By Alan Levin Thousands of would-be drone pilots are racing to get licensed under new U.S. regulations that have opened an aerial stampede....
Close Encounters of the Drone Kind On Rise, Raising Concerns August 10, 2015 By Alan Levin A significant increase in close encounters between passenger aircraft and drones is prompting demands from U.S. lawmakers for tighter regulation...
Commercial Drone Use Stymied by Slow to Act FAA May 6, 2015 By Thomas Black As U.S. regulators study how to govern commercial drones, corporate America is plunging ahead on using unmanned aircraft in a...