The FAA has published a NPRM allowing critical infrastructure operators to apply for drone flight restrictions around ...

The FAA has proposed a new rule that would allow operators of “critical infrastructure” sites—including government facilities, corporate headquarters, hospitals, prisons, and even amusement parks—to ...

In 2026, the FAA has shifted from education-first drone oversight to an aggressive enforcement model with steep fines, license suspensions, and tighter registration requirements. Drone pilots now face ...

Drones can often times be unfairly judged. When people hear the ominous buzzing of a rotary wing drone overhead and look up to see it silhouetted against the sun, it can be easy to hear “Flight of the ...

The Hill proposes night drone patrols to boost safety; organizers promise no home surveillance or facial recognition.

Widespread commercial drone deliveries by the likes of Amazon and UPS may finally be getting closer to reality as the U.S. federal government attempts to establish more concrete policies for the often ...

Businesses now have the opportunity to use small unmanned aircraft systems. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) released the first operational rules for commercial use of drones in the nation’s ...

In 2026, traveling with drones has become more complex as the FAA enforces strict no-fly zones in the U.S. and airlines tighten lithium battery restrictions. Internationally, varying national laws ...

The Federal Aviation Administration is collecting information about the evolving operational and infrastructure needs of airports given the increasing integration of unmanned aircraft systems. The FAA ...

MINNEAPOLIS -- The Federal Aviation Administration has walked back a rule barring drones from flying near Department of Homeland Security operations and vehicles after a Minnesota photojournalist and ...