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Lisa Ellman, Executive Director of the Commercial Drone Alliance shares the organization’s view of the proposed Remote ID rule as well as other initiatives the Alliance is currently involved to push the industry forward.
Shawn Bullard. President of the Duetto Group, talks about federal UAS policy issues, Air Mobility, the 2019 Drone Focus Conference.
Chris Korody talks about some of the UAS legislative initiatives that will affect the drone industry, the respective roles of the FAA and Congress in passing bills and regulations and how operators can prepare themselves for what may occur in the next few years.
Philip Butterworth-Hayes shares his perspective on efforts to create an unmanned traffic management system in Europe and he compares those efforts with what he’s observed here in the United States.
Dr. Earl Lawrence of the FAA talks about the objectives of the Drone Integration Pilot Program and the role that the 10 pilot communities will play in integrating drones into the national airspace.
Diana Cooper of PrecisionHawk talks about the company’s efforts to advance Beyond Visual Line of Flight, the Small UAV Coalition, the Remote ID ARC and she’ll give us an update on the status of proposed federal UAS Rulemaking.
Steve Hogan, attorney at Ausley & McMullen, talks about his weekly podcast, current legal issues, why some operators may not want to toss out their Section 333 exemption, privacy and air space concerns, and state and local regulations
Nicole DuPuis, Senior Associate at the National League of Cities, talks about the NLC’s report on “Cities and Drones” and how cities and the drone industry can work together to craft sensible solutions that provide benefit to all.
Jonathan Rupprecht, a noted aviation attorney, talks about the FAA’s Part 107 Drone Rule and its potential impact on the drone industry. Jonathan’s observations provide a good starting point on some key questions to explore.
