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US government proposes easing some restrictions on drones traveling long distances
UNITED STATES, AUG 5 – The FAA's proposal aims to remove waiver requirements and create a streamlined approval process to expand commercial drone use for deliveries, inspections, and public safety.
- A new federal rule was proposed to allow longer-distance drone operations out of the operator's sight without a waiver process, announced on Tuesday.
- The rule aims to open up drone use for deliveries, inspection of infrastructure, and agriculture on large farms.
- This draft rule is expected to enhance safety, transform commercial services, and strengthen public safety.
- President Donald Trump directed the Transportation Department to expedite the release of this rule in June.
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FAA proposes easing restrictions on drones
WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) - From delivering medicine to inspecting power lines drones are about to fly farther than ever before. On Tuesday, the Federal Aviation Administration unveiled a proposed rule that would allow certain drones to fly beyond the operator’s visual line of sight without needing a special waiver from the government. The move is expected to dramatically expand commercial drone operations across the country. “You may change the way …
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