FAA Part 108 is set to normalize Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) operations, ending the era of one-off waivers and unlocking a new age of heavy-lift commercial drones.
The Great De-Waivering: FAA Part 108 and the End of the BVLOS Exception Era Read More »
The FIFA World Cup 2026 is set to be the largest sporting event in history, spanning three nations and dozens of cities. But as fans prepare for the spectacle, security agencies are bracing for a logistical nightmare that moves at 60 miles per hour and fits inside a backpack. According to recent reports, the FBI
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As the FCC closes its public comment window on foreign-made drones, the industry is calling out a major contradiction in national security policy.
The Drone Ban Paradox: Why Washington is Still Letting DJI Fly Read More »
The FAA has finally released the long-awaited Section 2209 proposal, allowing critical infrastructure to apply for permanent no-fly zones. Here is what it means for your drone flights.
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The FCC has opened a new proceeding to strengthen the U.S. drone industry, focusing on regulatory reforms and secure supply chains.
Unleashing American Drone Dominance: The FCC’s High-Stakes Bet on Domestic Manufacturing Read More »
The FAA is about to finalize Part 108, a new regulatory framework that will normalize Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) drone flights across the United States. This marks the end of the mandatory waiver era.
Beyond the Horizon: What the FAA’s Part 108 Means for Drone Pilots Read More »
Planning to bring your drone to the USA as a tourist? We break down FCC Covered List implications, customs requirements, FAA registration, Remote ID rules, and where you can legally fly as a foreign visitor.
The Department of Defense has filed a memo opposing DJI’s push to reverse its FCC Covered List designation, and it is citing classified intelligence to do so. We break down what this means for drone operators, first responders, and the US market heading into the rest of 2026.
DJI confirms end-of-service dates for the Mavic 2 series and Matrice 600 Pro. We break down what support-ending actually means, honest upgrade paths, and whether you should sell now or keep flying.
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The FCC has issued a sweeping public notice asking industry what reforms are needed to make the US the global leader in drones. Here’s what’s on the table and why it matters.
