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DoT Chief Calls for Drone Registry

By Deborah D McAdams published

The heads of the U.S. agencies that govern land and air transportation have decreed a drone registry.

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FAA Raises Altitude Ceiling on 333 Waivers to 400 Feet

By posted by Deborah D. McAdams published

The FAA is raising the blanket altitude for 333 waivers and considering recommendations for flight over people.

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FAA Opens Drone Registry to Commercial Users

By Deborah D McAdams published

The Federal Aviation Administration has opened up its drone registry for commercial users.

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Feds Launch New Drone Integration Pilot Program

By Michael Balderston published

Drones are getting a presidential thumbs up, as President Donald Trump has directed Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao to launch the Unmanned Aircraft System Integration Pilot Program.

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Tweak of Tower Marking Language Moves Forward

By Randy J. Stine published

FAA Reauthorization Act of 2018 includes language that provided a clarification related to marking certain telecom towers

Regulatory and Standards
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What Broadcasters Need to Know About Using Drones

By Eric Ringer published

Before media organizations implement a drone program in the U.S., they should understand Part 107, the FAA rules and regulations for commercial drones.

Broadcast Engineering
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Dan Elwell Appointed FAA Deputy Administrator

By posted by Deborah D. McAdams published

Regulatory and Standards
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FAA Sets Up Drone Remote-ID Committee

By Deborah D McAdams published

The Federal Aviation Administration has set up a committee to devise rules for identifying operating drones.

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DJI to Require Drone Registration to Activate Drones

By Deborah D McAdams published

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