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Aviation Authorities Prepare to Allow Drones to Fly ‘Beyond Line of Sight’; Privacy Advocates Warn of Risks
Aviation authorities in the US and elsewhere are working to relax rules that were imposed in civilian drones, to allow them to soar out of their pilots’ sight. A growing group of companies like Amazon and other delivery services, power firms, and others have been granted special permission to fly drones “beyond visual line of sight.” However,...
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A Drone Company Will Try To Airlift Dogs Stranded By Spanish Volcano
A Spanish drone operator on Tuesday received permission to try to rescue three emaciated dogs trapped near a volcano in the Canary Islands, by catching them with a remote-controlled net and flying them out over a stream of lava.
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For Amit Shah's Kolkata Rally, BJP Seeks Permission To Fly Drone
BJPs West Bengal unit has appealed to Kolkata Police for permission to fly a drone for mass surveillance during party president Amit Shah's rally on August 11.
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Saudi Arabia Issues Drone Restrictions Following Palace Incident
Saudi Arabia's Interior Ministry on Sunday instructed drone enthusiasts to obtain permission to fly the devices until regulations were finalised, a day after security forces shot down a recreational drone near the king's palace in Riyadh.
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Amazon Wins Approval to Test Delivery Drones Outdoors
The Federal Aviation Administration on Thursday gave Amazon permission to conduct test flights of its drones outdoors, as long as the company obeys a host of rules like flying below 400 feet and only during daylight.
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Drone Sightings Up Dramatically in the Last Two Years
Federal and industry officials say that the government is getting near-daily reports - and sometimes two or three a day - of drones flying near airplanes and helicopters or close to airports without permission.
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Amazon Seeks FAA Permission To Test Drones Outdoors Near Seattle
Chief executive Jeff Bezos wants to use drones - small unmanned aircraft - to deliver packages in 30 minutes or less as part of the programme dubbed "Prime Air." The company is developing drones that can fly at speeds of 50 miles per hour.
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Aviation Authorities Prepare to Allow Drones to Fly ‘Beyond Line of Sight’; Privacy Advocates Warn of Risks
Aviation authorities in the US and elsewhere are working to relax rules that were imposed in civilian drones, to allow them to soar out of their pilots’ sight. A growing group of companies like Amazon and other delivery services, power firms, and others have been granted special permission to fly drones “beyond visual line of sight.” However,...
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A Drone Company Will Try To Airlift Dogs Stranded By Spanish Volcano
A Spanish drone operator on Tuesday received permission to try to rescue three emaciated dogs trapped near a volcano in the Canary Islands, by catching them with a remote-controlled net and flying them out over a stream of lava.
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For Amit Shah's Kolkata Rally, BJP Seeks Permission To Fly Drone
BJPs West Bengal unit has appealed to Kolkata Police for permission to fly a drone for mass surveillance during party president Amit Shah's rally on August 11.
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Saudi Arabia Issues Drone Restrictions Following Palace Incident
Saudi Arabia's Interior Ministry on Sunday instructed drone enthusiasts to obtain permission to fly the devices until regulations were finalised, a day after security forces shot down a recreational drone near the king's palace in Riyadh.
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Amazon Wins Approval to Test Delivery Drones Outdoors
The Federal Aviation Administration on Thursday gave Amazon permission to conduct test flights of its drones outdoors, as long as the company obeys a host of rules like flying below 400 feet and only during daylight.
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Drone Sightings Up Dramatically in the Last Two Years
Federal and industry officials say that the government is getting near-daily reports - and sometimes two or three a day - of drones flying near airplanes and helicopters or close to airports without permission.
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Amazon Seeks FAA Permission To Test Drones Outdoors Near Seattle
Chief executive Jeff Bezos wants to use drones - small unmanned aircraft - to deliver packages in 30 minutes or less as part of the programme dubbed "Prime Air." The company is developing drones that can fly at speeds of 50 miles per hour.
