China Curbs Drone Exports Amid Escalating Russia-Ukraine, U.S. Trade Tensions
Both military and civilian drones will be affected by the new export controls, which take effect September 1 and will last up to two years.
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Drones May Soon Have New York City Skies Humming
Mayor Eric Adams announced the city’s new rules for drone permits, allowing the public to fly for the first time.
FAA’s Remote ID Rule Takes Effect in September—Is Your Drone Ready?
Businesses, law enforcement agencies, and recreational flyers will all be required to have remote ID capabilities by September 16.
Choctaw Nation UAS Test Site, uAvionix Launch FCC-Authorized Operations
Landmark approval permits BVLOS operations using C-band radio frequencies, which may soon be used solely for UAS.
Private eVTOL Startup Air Signs UAS Traffic Management Deal
Israel-based company represents one of a handful of firms that are producing eVTOLs for personal use.
DOD Officials Approve East Coast UAS and AAM Test Corridor
Government agencies are developing a prototype testing and evaluation corridor for unmanned aerial systems (UAS) and advanced air mobility (AAM) technologies.
Boeing Becomes Sole Owner of Air Taxi Manufacturer Wisk Aero
Facing slowdown in 737 Max deliveries, aviation giant takes full ownership of eVTOL developer.
Breaking Down FAA’s Blueprint To Get Air Taxis off the Ground
The agency released an updated Concept of Operations for urban air mobility.
DroneUp Is Testing Hydrogen Fuel Cells—Will Other Drone Firms Follow?
Most drones today are battery electric, but hydrogen power may be the future.
Regulatory Roundup: U.S. Federal Legislators Push for UAS Integration
Breaking down key drone, UAS, and AAM regulations from the past month.
