The FAA’s New DETER Program: What Every Drone Pilot Needs to Know
The era of warnings is over. Here’s what the FAA’s new enforcement program means for recreational and commercial pilots —…
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The Dangerous ‘Grab and Go’ Drone Myth: Why Every Flight Needs a Drone Airspace Check
Even the smartest drones can’t check airspace for you – here’s what every pilot must know. The latest consumer drones,…
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Why You Can’t Fly Drones in U.S. Wilderness Areas (and What to Know Before You Go)
Intro To Wilderness Areas As drones become more popular among outdoor adventurers and creators, it’s natural to want to take…
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Can I Fly My Drone In A National Park?
Can I Fly My Drone In a National Park? The short answer is no; the National Park Service (NPS) strictly prohibits the take-off and landing of any uncrewed aerial system (UAS) inside park boundaries and in Wilderness areas or wildlife refugees managed by other federal agencies such as the Forest Service and…
