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Drones ground aircrafts fighting fires in Idaho - Keep your drone away from fires
Firefighters, across the U.S., have been busy this summer. As of August 2nd, 2018, 107 active fires are affecting 1,439,917 acres of land in the...
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Nevada launches Drone Center of Excellence for Public Safety
The Nevada Institute for Autonomous Systems (NIAS) has launched the Nevada Drone Center of Excellence for Public Safety (NDCOE), located in Las...
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FAA: More than 100K Remote Drone Pilot Certificates have been issued
More than 100,000 drone enthusiasts have obtained a Remote Pilot Certificate to fly a drone for commercial and recreational (not qualifying as “model...
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Drone Industry reacts to ULC Drone Aerial Trespass Draft Tort Law
The Uniform Law Commission (ULC) recently came up with a draft law relating to “aerial trespass” by low-altitude unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) and...
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FAA Warning: Don’t fall for Drone Registration scams
The FAA wants you to beware of scam drone registration websites. Whether you are registering an old drone or just bought a new one, there is only one...
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FAA press release clarifies Federal vs Local Drone Authority
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) recently released a press release statement explaining where they stand on the issue of Local vs. Federal...
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Drone delays medical helicopter transport of crash victim
A drone in flight over Minidoka Memorial Hospital created a hazard for a medical helicopter crew during the Rupert Fourth of July parade and delayed...
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DJI makes it easier for authorized drones to fly in geofenced areas
DJI just made it easier for professional drone pilots to unlock areas restricted by hardcoded geofencing. DJI released their global authorization...
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Greenpeace drone stunt highlights security gaps at nuclear plants
Greenpeace activists flew a Superman-shaped drone into a no-fly zone surrounding a nuclear plant near Lyons, France. Then, the Greenpeace pilot...
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Smugglers using drones to find soft spots along U.S.-Mexico border
Criminals are using small drones to spot vulnerabilities along the U.S.-Mexico border, and the Department of Homeland Security is struggling to stop...
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