It’s blue skies for U.S. drone entrepreneurs! For the last two years, the FAA has been sending nastygrams to anyone caught flying model planes or other unmanned arial vehicles over U.S. airspace for “commercial purposes” – like professional photography, journalism or farmland surveying. But last week, a judge clipped the FAA’s wings, ruling that the …
In today’s exploding use of drones/UAV, many people are jumping into the pond head first with a rocky course a head. Although there is a controversy of how much the FAA controls, many of the issues start with the people themselves who are buying these device and calling themselves aerial photographers. Like going into any …
Thinking about building a Multirotor for commercial use, think about it! Read More »
On February 26, 2014, the FAA published on its website a document entitled, “Busting Myths about the FAA and Unmanned Aircraft.” It purports to dispel “common myths,” and provide “corresponding facts.” It does neither. In fact, it’s no more than a rehash of what the FAA has been falsely claiming all along. It again cites …
Busting the FAA’s “Myth Busting” Document – added 3/1/2014 Read More »
