The Federal Aviation Administration has introduced a web-based registration process for small unmanned aerial systems that weigh between 0.55 pounds and 55 pounds. New FAA rules require the owner of a small UAS who
MoreThe Transportation Department and Federal Aviation Administration have formed a task force of up to 30 industry and government stakeholders to recommend requirements for the registration and safety of unmanned aircraft systems.
MoreThe Federal Aviation Administration and the European Union have agreed to extend their research partnership that focuses on efforts to further build up air traffic service between the U.S. and Europe. Both organizations
MoreMichael Huerta, head of the Federal Aviation Administration, has signed a non-binding agreement with French space agency president Jean-Yves Le Gall for both countries to conduct research and development efforts on the safety of commercial orbital space transportation.
MoreMichael Huerta, administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration, told the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee on Wednesday that FAA has worked to modernize the U.S’ air traffic control infrastructure, The Hill
MoreThe Federal Aviation Administration is seeking public comment on its proposed regulation framework for small unmanned aircraft systems that also includes an option for a flexible framework for future “micro” UAS. FAA said
MoreThe Federal Aviation Administration has partnered with industry groups to kick off a campaign on the safe use of drones in response to concerns over aircraft collisions, the Associated Press reported Monday.
MoreFour companies that requested for regulatory exemptions have received approvals from the Federal Aviation Administration for unmanned aircraft systems operations. The FAA said Wednesday it granted the exemptions to Trimble Navigation, VDOS Global, Clayco and
MoreMichael Huerta, administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration, said the FAA is working to educate the public on the risks of flying unmanned aerial vehicles, CNN reported Sunday. Sara Fischer writes the FAA
MoreThe Federal Aviation Administration has rolled out a satellite-based approach route for arriving aircraft at three airports around the Washington metropolitan area. FAA said Sunday airplanes that fly into Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall,
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