On July 5th, the FAA published to regulations.gov a rescission (cancellation) of the existing exemption and denied a petition to amend it. In short, a drone seller who provided training had their existing exemption canceled, and their petition for amendment denied for alleged violations. They are grounded. I don’t want to mention the entity’s name… Read More »
We all hear about people providing financial advice to others and say, “Don’t ever co-sign a loan for another person.” We immediately understand the bad idea of getting all of the downside risk exposure while the other person gets all of the benefits. But a very analogous scenario happens in business all the time. It… Read More »
There are numerous spray drones for sale. If you are shopping for one, you should read this article. Legal Issues Surrounding Spray Drones for Sale If you are flying under 55 pounds, the pilot determines the airworthiness under Part 107. If you are flying 55 pounds and heavier, it is really important to choose a… Read More »
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On February 8, 2024, the FAA published another Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) that applies to the drone community. The drone community flies under Parts 89, 91, 107, 137 and rarely under 135. These regulations have differing levels of how they deal with bad actors making false information and omitting material information when filing paperwork… Read More »