Tag: drone law

Antonelli Law will be exhibiting next week at the 2014  AUVSI Unmanned Systems Conference and Exhibition in Orlando, Florida. Our attorneys will be present at Booth 151 as we learn about the  newest drone/UAS systems in the world, attend technical sessions, and hear featured speakers. With a commercial airline pilot and unmanned aircraft

There have been 15 newly introduced bills since our last update. We are nearing 200 introduced bills, including those from current and previous sessions. Since the last survey, Utah enacted 2 bills and there are also bills in Tennessee, Indiana and Washington that await their Governor’s signature. UPDATED Link: State Survey of

Antonelli Law has compiled a 44 state survey of proposed bills and enacted laws related to drones/UAVs (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles). This survey is being used for informational and research use only. It  is not legal advice, and is not guaranteed to be either accurate or up to date. We do  hope, however,

UPDATE: FAA has filed its Notice of Appeal of the case below <– Reuters Link Yesterday, March 6 2014, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) granted respondent Raphael Pirker’s motion to dismiss the FAA’s civil fine against him, stating the FAA policy since 2007 banning commercial use of drones in the U.S.

I recently asked my research assistant David Heath  to help get me up to speed on the various Sense and Avoid (SAA) technologies available for drone/UAV use (I’m still working on whether to just use the word “drone” from now on).  David gave me some information on the BAE Systems’ AD/DPX-7 Identification