Drone Laws

Another Section 333 Copy/Paste Bites The Dust We’ve written before about the hazards of bad Section 333 copy and paste jobs. Number one, they can void your insurance coverage when an accident occurs. Number two they can be rescinded by FAA. If you are not going to hire an attorney to file

FAA Announces Impending Rule: All Drones And Model Aircraft to be Registered Today, the FAA announced that it intends to create a rule effective mid-December 2015 requiring model aircraft and small “drones” to be registered with the agency. Drones are included in the term ‘‘model aircraft’’ which means an unmanned aircraft that

The FAA’s Proposed $1.9 Million Fine for SkyPan– Harbinger or Outlier? While we were in Las Vegas exhibiting at the Commercial UAV Expo, the FAA announced on October 6, 2015 that it is proposing to fine SkyPan International, a Chicago-based drone operator, $1.9 million for repeatedly violating FAA regulations and flying in

 Why Many State and Local Drone Laws Will Not Fly  Part One in a Series on Federal Preemption – Mark Del Bianco The explosive growth in commercial and hobbyist use of drones (a/k/a unmanned aircraft or UAs) is creating fears among citizens and state and local officials about invasions of privacy and

Join the UAS attorneys at Antonelli Law October 5-7 at the Commercial UAV Expo at Caesar’s Palace and learn how we’ve helped our clients with Section 333 approvals and beyond in the GIS, power infrastructure, engineering, and construction industries. We are at Booth 412 http://www.expouav.com/exhibitor-list/ Antonelli Law –