Vic from the Dronve Service Providers Alliance has put together a great article on the upcoming changes for Remote ID that take effect on September 16th this year. Take a look and get the real info
This is the best video I have seen so far – clear and easy instructions on checking your drone for compliance, and what to do if it is not.
The FAA Remote ID proposal will make almost all sUAS on the market today (Commercial and Non-Commercial) obsolete in just a few years. Take action now!!
Burciaga’s drone flew more than two miles at an altitude just above 450 feet. It landed just feet away from an active runway at McCarran International Airport. McCarran workers found the drone and it was handed over to Las Vegas police. The FAA then launched an investigation. They traced the drone back to Burciaga …
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Basically, Amazon wants to take half of the airspace currently available to commercial and hobby drones to be carved out for their exclusive use. Not only are they asking for half, but they are asking for the half that doesn’t contain trees, power lines, and other obstacles that are generally not conducive to staying in the air.
Flying a drone in the NY/NJ area between now and August 20th could land you in deep trouble. The USA has a 30 mile no fly zone that exists around The President at all times. This has been in force for many years, but two factors are making this a much bigger problem today: The …
