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Why won’t the FAA let students fly drones?

Jul

2014

From the the Seattle Space Needle to a fireworks show in Florida to Martha Stewart’s farm in upstate New York, it seems like small, privately-owned drones are popping up everywhere across America these days, providing us with previously unattainable, breathtaking aerial views. The US Federal Aviation Administration has struggled for years with how to handle the […]

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FAA temporarily halts all US flights to Israel

Jul

2014

The US Federal Aviation Administration issued a rare 24-hour ban on all flights from America to Israels only public international airport on Tuesday afternoon, following reports that a rocket fired by Palestinian militants landed near the airport. Only three US airliners have service to Ben Gurion International Airport in Tel Aviv — Delta, United and US […]

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FAA considering a fast track for businesses that want to use drones

May

2014

Its currently illegal to use unmanned aerial drones for anything commercial in the US, something that could be changing sooner than expected. Bloomberg reports that the US Federal Aviation Administration plans a streamlined approval process for low-risk commercial uses like farming and filmmaking. The new rule, which will be proposed in November, would allow commercial drones […]

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