Regulation Right now the FAA allows non-commercial drones to be flown under 400 feet, as they are trying to establish regulations. Drones are just another case of technology advancing faster than the lawmakers. Recent news stories involving drones are of a drone landing on The White House lawn ...
The article offers information on the release of a commercial drone regulation framework from the Federal Aviation Association (FAA) and the U.S. Department of Transportation on February 15, 2015 which is considered as key provisions for the utility industry. These regulation include visual line-...
Municipal, state, and federal regulations have a significant impact not only how and where drones can be used but on how the drone industry evolves.
1947年,ICAO正式成为联合国下属机构,总部设在加拿大蒙特利尔。 The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) is a specialized agency under the United Nations. After World War II, the aviation industry experienced rapid growth worldwide, but the lack of unified aviation regulations among countries po...
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is adding more rules regarding drone regulation to take effect within the next few years. The latest addition would allow the government to track nearly all drones that fly in the United States.
Deerc Remote Identification Broadcast Module, Replacement Part for GPS Drones, Includes Antenna and Power Cable FAA Regulation Compliance: Designed to help users meet the US FAA Declaration of Compliance for remote control ...
Amazon Prime Air's new delivery drone could sneak up on you California's fires face a new, high-tech foe: Drones But drones can also cause trouble. Around this time last year, drone sightings disrupted services at the UK's second-busiest airport, causingproblems for tens of thousands of ...
As drones became more common, governments around the world have developed rules to encourage safe and productive drone flights while protecting airplanes and helicopters in the air as well as people and property on the ground. Now, a big part of the new era of drone regulation is about to ta...
In a Popular Mechanics article, DJI's Vice President of Policy and Legal Affairs, Brendan Schulman, explains that DJI supports the new FAA rules that could "drastically change who can fly drones in the USA". Before I go on, remember that the term "drone" applies to EVERY type of radio ...
The Federal Aviation Administration is continuing to make strides in drone regulation laws in the United States. It has recently become a law that drones in the United States must have visible ID numbers on the outside. This new rule goes into effect on February 25, 2019, and will have dro...