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IG Audits FAA Over Drone Waiver Process

By Deborah D McAdams Published

Regulatory & Legal
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DJI to Require Drone Registration to Activate Drones

By Deborah D McAdams Published

Business
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Court Strikes Down Drone Registration Rule

By Deborah D McAdams Published

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit today ruled in favor of John Taylor, a Washington, D.C. model aircraft enthusiast who challenged the FAA’s registration requirement in court.

Regulatory & Legal
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New DJI Drone Controlled by Hand Gestures

By posted by Deborah D. McAdams Published

DJI has launched a mini-drone. The drone-maker describes the Spark as “an easy-to-use, fun-to-fly mini camera drone that lifts off from the palm of your hand.”

Production
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What Broadcasters Need to Know About Using Drones

By Eric Ringer Published

Before media organizations implement a drone program in the U.S., they should understand Part 107, the FAA rules and regulations for commercial drones.

Production
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FAA Authorizing Drone Use for Houston Recovery

By Michael Balderston Published

Business
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FCC: O’Rielly Finds New FAA Tower Safety Rules Too Broad

By Michael Balderston Published

FCC Commissioner Michael O’Rielly thinks thousands of tower owners in the United States were caught up unintentionally in a rule change recently made by Congress.

FCC
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Dan Elwell Appointed FAA Deputy Administrator

By posted by Deborah D. McAdams Published

People
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FAA Sets Up Drone Remote-ID Committee

By Deborah D McAdams Published

The Federal Aviation Administration has set up a committee to devise rules for identifying operating drones.

Business
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Feds Launch New Drone Integration Pilot Program

By Michael Balderston Published

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.

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