
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) plans to evaluate at least 10 technologies designed to detect drones that are flown near airports and to mitigate potential safety hazards.
Airport operators will be asked over the next few weeks to notify the FAA if they want to host additional research and testing.
by Linda Werfelman | August 24, 2020
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) plans to evaluate at least 10 technologies designed to detect drones that are flown near airports and to mitigate potential safety hazards.
The first flights by AAM aircraft in the United States are expected to be on fixed routes between select airports and vertiports, a study says.
by FSF Editorial Staff
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ICAO has issued new guidance for closing airspace near conflict zones.
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The FAA has upgraded Mexico’s IASA safety rating to Category 1.
by FSF Editorial Staff