As of October 6, the federal government shutdown enters its sixth day. For most Americans, the visible effects are still limited, but for the aviation sector—and particularly the drone industry—the timing is significant. Today also marks the close of the public comment period on the Federal Aviation Administration’s long-awaited proposed rule for routine flight beyond […] The post Government Shutdown Casts Shadow Over FAA Operations and Commercial Drone Progress appeared first on DRON...| DRONELIFE
Public concern about drones is rising worldwide, with authorities urging citizens to report sightings “without hesitation.” But does this approach help aviation safety—or does it risk fueling fear and misunderstanding? In today’s guest post, Stephen Sutton, founder of Finnish drone company Flyby Guys, explores the balance between public safety, perception, and the future of drone […] The post Drone Sightings: Reporting Risks or Overreacting? appeared first on DRONELIFE.| DRONELIFE
DOT and FAA invite state and local governments to submit proposals for the advanced air mobility pilot program, testing eVTOL and AMM.| DRONELIFE