UAVs are rapidly becoming a core component of agricultural operations worldwide. From crop spraying to remote sensing, drones ...

In 2026, the FIFA World Cup will bring over 100 highly-anticipated soccer matches throughout North America, with 78 of them taking place across 11 U.S. cities. Add the 2028 Olympics and the nation's 2 ...

In 2016, exactly a decade ago, the uncrewed aviation community held its breath, waiting for the FAA to release its ...

This week’s news round up features a look into a new manufacturing facility that will bolster the UAS industry, how a state university is giving back to their community with training opportuniti ...

Between the life stages of a drone being designed and hitting the market, there is a lot that needs to happen. For that aircraft to be flown with confidence, one of the first critical steps is flying ...

As agricultural UAV adoption accelerates, decision-makers often rely on anecdotal evidence or vendor specifications to justify deployment. However, data-driven evaluation of UAV spraying systems remai ...

In October 2025, Munich Airport suspended operations overnight after detecting unauthorized drone activity. Elsewhere in ...

On January 26, U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and Federal Aviation Administration, Bryan Bedford announced a major, and some say historical, reorganization of the federal agency. This ...

Even as the news settles, we continue to dissect the ways that the updated FCC’s Covered List will affect individual sectors of the industry. As shown in the Pilot Institute’s recent survey about ...

In December, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) sent shockwaves throughout the commercial drone industry within the United States and beyond when it added all foreign-made drones and critical ...

How the FAA’s Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) Notice of Proposed Rule Making (NPRM) reshapes costs, compliance, and opportunity—and why an “Uber for Drones” platform may be the practical bridge ...