Allegiant & FAA: Red Flag of old Enforcement or White Flag of new Compliance Policy
Should the FAA throw a red flag and issue a penalty or should it show a white flag symbolic of trying to find a win/win solution?
Safety, Certification and Compliance
Cranes and Planes should not be in the same Airspace, but FAA cannot stop that
The legal risks that the FAA would be able to stop the crane extension are minimal or none.
Drone Digest: 6th Edition
This issue includes a wide range of issues from the US and the UK.
FAA regulates Airport Economics & Safety; Compliance is tricky
Insight into stories about two airports and the FAA’s problem with them—one on “unjust discrimination” and the second on safety.
Most Recent FAA Enforcement Case against Southwest provides a GREAT opportunity to apply new Order 8300.373
What should be done to cure WN’s bad habits and/or to improve the soured communications between these two critical links in the aviation safety process?
5 Points which Senator Schumer might consider in drafting his UAS geofencing legislation (No Drone Zones)
Here’s a list of FIVE not so easy pieces which ought to be considered in writing the Schumer geofencing provision.
AUVSI’s Drone Advocacy may send Mixed Safety Message to its Audience
The media has made it abundantly clear that drones are posing a threat to public safety. It is important that the industry, particularly the associations, supports a hardline approach to violations. Mixed messages will not help.
FAA FOIA results should provide executive direction for UAS rules implementation
The FAA responded to reporter Patrick McKay’s FOIA request about 237 UAS enforcement cases. Here’s what they tell the FAA and users.