The FAA has just updated its policy statement regarding the legal considerations applicable to state and local regulation of Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS). Originally issued in 2015, the FAA “fact
Continue Reading UAS & Federal Preemption: All Thing New Are OldDrones and Remote Identification . . . Another Development
We are fast approaching the date when unmanned aircraft flown in the United States will have to be equipped for remote identification. One of the few exceptions to this requirement
Continue Reading Drones and Remote Identification . . . Another DevelopmentGAO To FAA “Do Better on Drones!”
The Government Accountability Office (GAO) has just released a 55-page report containing a series of recommendation for improving the FAA’s integration of drones into the National Airspace System (NAS). In
Continue Reading GAO To FAA “Do Better on Drones!”Fox Rothschild’s 17th Annual Aviation Symposium to Take off February 7
Registration is now open for the 17th annual Aviation Symposium, which is set to take off February 7, 2023, at The Ritz Carlton, Tysons Corner in Virginia.
The three-day, in-person
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Join Us For A Free Webinar to Analyze the New Rules
January 5, 2020 at 1:00 PM Eastern
Are we there yet? Are we there yet? Are we there yet?
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A Slippery Slope . . . Redefining the National Airspace System
The manned and unmanned aviation communities do not see eye-to-eye on any number of issues. Each side has a vision of how unmanned aircraft fit into the National Airspace System,
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FAA Efforts Aim to Reduce Drone Jurisdictional Disputes
In an article for Law360, Mark Dombroff explains how the Federal Aviation Administration and local governments continue to vie for control of the airspace being used by drones —
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Are we there Yet Dad? . . . Drones and Backseat Drivers
It’s a question asked by kids (and backseat drivers) everywhere. In the case of the remote identification of drones, the driver is the FAA, and the Congress, as always, is
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Complimentary Webinar – Drone Defense: Rules, Regulations, Dos and Don’ts
Tuesday, October 1, 2019 | Noon ET
The United States is home to 1.3 million registered drones. The Department of Homeland Security cannot quantify the number that are unregistered, but
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FAA: More Money for Drones
Are you trying to develop cutting edge technology for unmanned aircraft? Did you miss out on the FAA’s Pathfinder Program? Was your proposal for the FAA’s Public/Private Partnership initiative passed over? Then today may be your lucky day.
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