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FAA may ease restrictions on drone flying
“The FAA is mulling a change in proposed regulations for drones, and big tech will have its say.” Jacob Pramuk| February 25, 2016 | CNBC To read the rest of the article, click here.
It’s not enough for the FAA to make drone operators register
“In the Feb. 9 Fed Page article ‘FAA: More registered drone operators than registered planes,’ Federal Aviation Administration Administrator Michael Huerta claimed that the speed with which drone registration has taken off is proof that government and industry can work together. … Continue reading
FAA: More Registered Drone Operators Than Registered Planes
“The Federal Aviation Administration says there are now more registered drone operators in the U.S. than there are registered manned aircraft. FAA Administrator Michael Huerta told a legal forum on Monday that the agency passed the milestone last week when … Continue reading
The FAA is warning people not to fly drones within 32 miles of the Super Bowl
“The FAA warned Super Bowl goers and Santa Clara, California residents alike that if they fly their drones within 32 miles of Levi’s Stadium, their drone could be removed with ‘deadly force.’ ‘Bring your lucky jersey. Bring your face paint. … Continue reading
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