Colorado proposal focuses on launch hubs as FAA authority limits local control of aircraft operation The City of Northglenn, Colorado, is considering new rules for commercial drone delivery hubs as the industry expands across the United States. The proposal is notable for what it would regulate, and what city officials acknowledge they cannot regulate. Northglenn … [Read more...] about What Can Cities Regulate About Drone Delivery?
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The Latest and Greatest in Drone Regulations for Commercial Operators
Commercial drone laws are in the early stages of development - and that means they are constantly evolving. It can be difficult for commercial operators to keep up with changes. Here, a leading expert from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University comments on three of the biggest current issues in drone regulation. The Low Altitude Authorization and Notification Capability … [Read more...] about The Latest and Greatest in Drone Regulations for Commercial Operators
Rep. Jason Lewis: UAS Integration Pilot Program “Doesn’t Go Far Enough” to protect states’ rights
Congressman Jason Lewis, the sponsor of the Drone Integration Act, says that the UAS Integration Pilot Program doesn't go far enough to protect states' rights to regulate drones. Lewis issued a statement after President Trump signed a directive yesterday tasking the U.S. Department of Transportation with implementing the program. “I’m pleased to see the President take … [Read more...] about Rep. Jason Lewis: UAS Integration Pilot Program “Doesn’t Go Far Enough” to protect states’ rights
The “Secret” Drone Task Force Named by the Washington Post – and Why Drone Operators Should Care
The FAA Task Group 1 (TG1), part of the FAA Drone Advisory Committee, received negative press this week as the Washington Post reported that group meetings have become secretive, with commercial interests over-represented. The FAA Drone Advisory Committee (DAC) is a group of industry stakeholders brought together by the FAA in order to advise them on drone regulation … [Read more...] about The “Secret” Drone Task Force Named by the Washington Post – and Why Drone Operators Should Care
Is Proposed OK Drone Reg Open Season on Drones, or Not?
A controversial drone bill is being considered in the Oklahoma Senate, with local advocates crying foul at media headlines that describe the bill as a "shoot down" bill while the drone industry worries that's exactly the effect the law would have. The Senate version of Bill SB660 states: Any person owning or controlling real estate or other premises who voluntarily damages … [Read more...] about Is Proposed OK Drone Reg Open Season on Drones, or Not?
