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Drones Now Flying Expanded Missions With FAA’s Blessing

By James Careless published

New rules ease authorization for UAS night operations in restricted areas

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Drones, Cellular Networks and Nanosatellites are Revolutionizing Live Broadcasts

By Claudio Lisman published

Can drones replace helicopters for producing aerial views?

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FAA: AT&T, Verizon Agree to Delay Some 5G Rollouts

By George Winslow published

The agreement is designed to avoid potential 5G C-band interference to air travel, the FAA reported

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FAA Develops B4UFLY App to Improve Drone Safety

By Michael Balderston published

App indicates where recreational drone operators can and can’t fly.

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Show Me the Sticker: FAA Issues New Rules on Drone Registration Labels

By Susan Ashworth published

Drones will very soon need registration posted on outside of device.

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Second Annual FAA UAS Symposium on for March 27-29

By posted by Deborah D. McAdams published

The FAA and the AUVSI will co-host the 2nd Annual FAA Unmanned Aircraft Systems Symposium March 27-29, 2017 in Reston, Va.

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FAA, FBI Team on Drone Detection Tests at JFK

By Michael Balderston published

One of the major concerns for the Federal Aviation Administration on the use of unmanned aircraft systems, aka drones, has been the use of such devices around major airports.

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Drone Rules Wend Through Congress

By Deborah D McAdams published

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CTA: Fee-based Drone Registration May Burden Consumers, Discourage Compliance

By posted by Deborah D. McAdams published

"To be successful, an efficient drone registration system with widespread compliance must be simple, easy and free."

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Drone Flight Still Challenged by FAA

By Bill Hayes published

Recently I have been doing some research on unmanned aerial vehicles (drones) both for the Iowa Public Television production department and for use in engineering to do tower inspections.

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