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February 01, 2017

Drone Industry Wary Of President Trump's Regulations Policy

Some Fear Anti-Regulation Policies May Stymie Growth Of Drone Businesses

President Donald Trump's executive order requiring agencies to eliminate two regulations for each new regulation created has sent a few ripples of concern through some segments of the drone industry.

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Trig Announces New Product, New Partnership

TT26 Designed For The UAS Market

It’s an exciting time for UAS operators as the pace of technological development makes more ambitious operational capabilities a reality.

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uAvionix Demos Dime Sized ADS-B

Designed For High Traffic Density Drone Operations

An ADS-B transceiver the size of a dime designed specifically for UAS has been developed and tested by uAvionix Corporation.

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University Of Alaska Southeast UAS Scholarship Deadline Approaching

More Than 50 UAS-Specific Scholarships Available From The University

Students planning to attend the University of Alaska Southeast in its UAS program have until February 15th to apply for scholarships.

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NBAA Welcomes Senate Confirmation Of Elaine Chao As DOT Secretary

Looks Forward To Working With Chao On NextGen Implementation

The NBAA commends the United States Senate for confirming Elaine Chao as Department of Transportation (DOT) Secretary.

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Bell Helicopter Confirms Delay In Relentless Certification

Aircraft Have Been Grounded Since July 2016 Accident

Bell Helicopter has confirmed that there will be a delay in the certification of its 525 Relentless helicopter due to a fatal accident involving one of its test aircraft last July.

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Citation Pilot Group Responds To FAA Santa Monica Settlement

Shortening Runway 'Severely Limits Jet Operations', CJP Says

The Citation Jet Pilots Owner Pilot Association (CJP), an organization of more than 800 owners, pilots, and enthusiasts of the Cessna Citation line of light jet aircraft, is monitoring developments following an unprecedented settlement regarding the future of embattled Santa Monica Municipal Airport (SMO) in Southern California.

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