Commercial Unmanned Aerial Systems operators will soon be able to take to the air with the FAA’s blessing, as the administration has announced that it has finalized the first operational rules for routine commercial use of small UAS.

CommLawBlog details three steps to get FAA approval for commercial drone use

Drone pilots are now available for individual TV and film projects courtesy of a new nationwide service from Measure.

The Thanksgiving holiday didn’t get off to such a great start for one drone enthusiast.

Following the FAA’s approval of drones, or UAS, for commercial use more and more people and companies are taking to the skies with them.

The Federal Aviation Administration is doing what it can to support the recovery efforts in Houston following the effects of Hurricane Harvey, by issuing a number of unmanned aircraft system authorizations for drone operators.

A pair of representatives from Rhode Island have introduced a new piece of legislation that seeks to protect against the misuse of drones.

Drones are getting a presidential thumbs up, as President Donald Trump has directed Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao to launch the Unmanned Aircraft System Integration Pilot Program.