Drone regulations — Drone Detection & Airspace Security Blog

What is a FRIA, and How Can Organizations Apply for Certification?

The FAA Recognized Identification Area (FRIA) is a designated zone where drone pilots can fly without adhering to Remote ID requirements. This...

A Guide to Everything Remote ID

As drone technology continues to evolve, ensuring airspace safety has become a top priority. The FAA's introduction of Remote ID is a step towards...

Commercial Drone Regulations: Progress and Challenges

The Commercial UAV Expo recently provided valuable insights into the current state of drone regulations and opportunities for growth in the...

Navigating No-Drone Zones: A Guide for Responsible Drone Operators

Drones have become easily accessible to everyone and flying them in random places can be dangerous and illegal!. Drones are considered aircrafts and...

Organizations Are Vulnerable to Airspace Intruders: AirSight Offers a Proactive Solution

Drones have become increasingly common, raising concerns for businesses about unauthorized drone activity in their airspace. While complete drone...

New FAA Remote ID Rules: What you need to know?

It’s been a year since the FAA published the long-anticipated Remote ID rulemaking and asked the public and industry leaders to provide comments....

Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) UAS Operations and the Future of Drones

What is Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS)?

Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) UAS operations are flown beyond the pilot's line of sight. These...

COVID Side-effects: Are prison visitor bans causing an increased use of drones for contraband delivery?

As COVID wages on, society is starting to notice how it's changing daily life. Some of these changes will be temporary, but others will have a...

US DoJ publishes guidance on police use of drones and recommends drone detection

The Department of Justice, Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) has released a report on the use of drones by public safety...

FAA Remote ID Rulemaking: The public has until March 2, 2020 to submit comments

The FAA published the long-anticipated Remote ID rulemaking on December 31 (Yay! Happy New Year!), and you have until March 02, 2020 to provide your...

How to unlock your drone and why we should not rely on UAS manufacturers for safety

"I'm getting fed up with all these restrictions," one pilot posted on the DJI Forum. "I've been limited to height and distance. I own the drone DJI...

What is a Drone?

A “drone” or Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) is one of multiple components in an Unmanned Aerial System (UAS). “Drone” according to Webster’s...

5 Threats that Drones Pose on a University Campus

By Angela Brown