American Airspace Open to Commercial UAVs

Pressure has been building for the past few years to remove the lid from commercial and law enforcement unmanned aircraft traffic, opening the market to a huge potential expansion of drones, missions and payloads. The FAA resisted that pressure by issuing very restrictive rules and delaying work on changes. Now, the FAA has nine months to submit a plan on how to safely provide drones with essentially the same access to US airspace as is seen today in general aviation. 

Market Info Group has researched and analysed the revolution that is expected to follow this opening of American (and probably also European) airspace to unmanned aircraft.

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