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Cuba Bound - U.S. Airspace (2012) Olympus E-PL2 • Zuiko 17mm f2.8 tumblr in BW - flickr - facebook
China lashes back as US President Joe Biden labels Xi Jinping a 'dictator' - Times of India
KENTFIELD, CALIFORNIA/BEIJING: China hit back on Wednesday after US President Joe Biden referred to President Xi Jinping as a “dictator”, saying the remarks were absurd and a provocation, in an unexpected spat immediately following efforts by both sides to lower tensions.Biden’s comments came just a day after top US secretary of state Antony Blinken visited Beijing to stabilize bilateral…
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Biden signs Executive Order banning UFO's from United States airspace.
FINALLY! An Executive Order that makes sense...
Important Step in Path to Drone Integration
An important step in the path to the integration of drones into the US airspace: A Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) program that works to integrate unmanned aerial systems into the national airspace is being made permanent. The FAA's Integration Pilot Program (IPP) will transition to a
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Russian military aircraft were spotted flying off the coast of Alaska for the fourth time in as many days.
The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has reportedly announced granting of permissions for six television and movie firms, which permits them to use drones for shooting scenes. This groundbreaking ruling reverses the tight restrictions in place so far on the commercial exploitation of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), also termed drones, within the US airspace. However, there are restrictions as they are not to be operated during night, while the aircraft would be inspected before every flight.
Zero Hedge November 10, 2013
The chief of the Federal Aviation Administration predicted Thursday that U.S. airspace could be crowded with as many as 7,500 commercial drones within the next five years. As The Washington Times reports, Michael Huerta said his agency would set up six sites across the country to test drone operators and, in an effort to balance privacy/safety with anarchic airspace drone pollution, he added, “we must fulfill those obligations in a thoughtful, careful manner that ensures safety and promotes economic growth, ” as dangerous incidents involving drones have already taken place…..
The Department of Defense is investing in new technologies that will let military unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) share U.S. air space with commercial and private planes.
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More drone news.
The DOD is tweaking the design of drone systems to comply with FAA regulations. Why? So they can fly drones in US airspace. Why do they want to do that? Um... ???