Drones

Phoenix Air Unmanned, uAvionix, Zipline, and UPS Flight Forward are seeking relief from FAA restrictions.

Here’s your guide to FAA Part 107 certification—and what you can do with it.

Phoenix Air Unmanned, uAvionix, Zipline, and UPS Flight Forward have applied for BVLOS waivers.

So far, the long-awaited service pales in comparison to US rivals.

A ‘small percentage of the team’ has been let go, according to company CEO Tom Walker.

Here’s a breakdown of key drone, UAS, and AAM regulations from the past month.

The initial order of the firm’s long-range, high-speed Teal 2 model is expected to arrive in June.

‘If you’re looking for the code to the front door of the next generation of aviation, here it is,’ FAA chief Billy Nolen said.

Sustainable Skylines claims its drones will reduce the carbon footprint of traditional banner-towing aircraft by 90 percent.

The partnership with Iris Automation will create a cell tower-like network.