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Fresh news and guidance for drone pilots — updated regularly.
The Same Week a Drone Got Shot, Two More Agencies Signed Multimillion-Dollar Deals
As a new wave of police and fire agencies stand up drone programs, an armed standoff and a highway crash lawsuit show the operational and liability risks arriving alongside the wins.
The BVLOS Rule Is Still Unpublished — But the Industry Is Building Around It
As the FAA's BVLOS rule waits for publication, a flight-data milestone, a new urban delivery aircraft, and a doubled research program show the industry isn't waiting.
The FAA's DETER Program Signals a Tougher Line on Rogue Pilots
A new FAA enforcement program, stubborn airliner near-misses, and maturing Remote ID rules all point the same direction: accountability is tightening for every remote pilot.
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