FAA Drones, Cellular Networks and Nanosatellites are Revolutionizing Live Broadcasts Can drones replace helicopters for producing aerial views? FAA: AT&T, Verizon Agree to Delay Some 5G Rollouts The agreement is designed to avoid potential 5G C-band interference to air travel, the FAA reported FAA Develops B4UFLY App to Improve Drone Safety Grid List Latest about FAA Show Me the Sticker: FAA Issues New Rules on Drone Registration Labels By Susan Ashworth published 25 February 19 Drones will very soon need registration posted on outside of device. NATE Says It’s “All In” on Drones in the Broadcast Tower Space By Susan Ashworth published 9 November 18 Recent FAA Authorization brings welcome changes, says head of tower organization. Tweak of Tower Marking Language Moves Forward By Randy J. Stine published 1 May 18 FAA Reauthorization Act of 2018 includes language that provided a clarification related to marking certain telecom towers FAA Recommends Best Ways to Identify Drones By Michael Balderston published 20 December 17 Report: ASSURE Finds Drone Collision Risk Minimal By Michael Balderston published 29 November 17 Feds Launch New Drone Integration Pilot Program By Michael Balderston published 25 October 17 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. FAA Stymied Over Drone Tracking Rules By Tom Butts published 12 October 17 An FAA advisory panel on drone regulations is split on whether to implement rules on tracking and identifying unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV). What Broadcasters Need to Know About Using Drones By Eric Ringer published 8 September 17 Before media organizations implement a drone program in the U.S., they should understand Part 107, the FAA rules and regulations for commercial drones. FAA Authorizing Drone Use for Houston Recovery By Michael Balderston published 1 September 17 Dan Elwell Appointed FAA Deputy Administrator By posted by Deborah D. McAdams published 28 June 17 1234 The latest product and technology information Future US's leading brands bring the most important, up-to-date information right to your inbox Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors I consent the use of my personal data in accordance with Future's privacy policy (opens in new tab), including its cookie policy. * To subscribe, you must consent to Future’s privacy policy. Thank you for signing up to TV Tech. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. MOST READ1Ian Aftermath: 5 TV Stations, 21 Radio Stations Still Out of Service in Florida 2NAB Seeks Session, Technical Paper Proposals For 2023 BEIT Conference3FCC: 4 TV Stations Still Out of Service in Puerto Rico 4Ms. Marvel Finished in DaVinci Resolve Studio5Alisa Bowen Named President Of Disney+
Show Me the Sticker: FAA Issues New Rules on Drone Registration Labels By Susan Ashworth published 25 February 19 Drones will very soon need registration posted on outside of device.
NATE Says It’s “All In” on Drones in the Broadcast Tower Space By Susan Ashworth published 9 November 18 Recent FAA Authorization brings welcome changes, says head of tower organization.
Tweak of Tower Marking Language Moves Forward By Randy J. Stine published 1 May 18 FAA Reauthorization Act of 2018 includes language that provided a clarification related to marking certain telecom towers
Feds Launch New Drone Integration Pilot Program By Michael Balderston published 25 October 17 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.
FAA Stymied Over Drone Tracking Rules By Tom Butts published 12 October 17 An FAA advisory panel on drone regulations is split on whether to implement rules on tracking and identifying unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV).
What Broadcasters Need to Know About Using Drones By Eric Ringer published 8 September 17 Before media organizations implement a drone program in the U.S., they should understand Part 107, the FAA rules and regulations for commercial drones.
