Cannons, Networks, Radar, Jammers: The Business of Taking Down Drones April 26, 2019 By Mike Juang Just shoot them down? After troublesome drones infiltrated London’s Gatwick airport late last year, disrupting passenger flights and costing potentially...
Accidents Could Ground Drone Industry, House Committee Chair Warns February 11, 2019 By David Shepardson The commercial drone industry could be torpedoed if there were a serious accident involving a drone and a commercial aircraft,...
Ineffective Anti-Drone Systems Leave U.S. Airports Facing Risks Like London’s December 27, 2018 By Alan Levin, Ryan Beene and Justin Bachman U.S. airports may be just as vulnerable as London’s Gatwick airport to the kind of illegal drone incursions that shut...
FAA Can’t Keep Up with Requests for Drone Flights in Restricted Areas October 16, 2017 By Alan Levin Reports of safety incidents involving civilian drones have surged to an average of 250 a month, leading to a federal...
Facebook Drone’s ‘Structural Failure’ Under Investigation November 22, 2016 By Sarah Frier A U.S. safety agency is investigating an accident involving a massive experimental drone Facebook Inc. is developing to bring the...
What Hobbyists Should Know About Drone Insurance November 18, 2016 By Beth Pinsker If a drone is on your holiday shopping list, be sure to check your insurance coverage before you crack open...