Alexandre Habersaat is a software engineer at senseFly. Recently, Alexandre sat down with Unmanned Airspace to discuss how the company became the first drone operator to be granted ‘anytime’ BVLOS flight authorisation in Switzerland, senseFly’s ongoing collaboration with aviation authorities and how he sees UAV operations evolving over the next…
Updated July 7, 2016 On June 21, 2016 the FAA published the final version of its small unmanned aircraft system (sUAS) regulations, which will come into effect on August 29, 2016. This guide explains what these long-awaited rules mean for existing and future commercial operators. (Don’t see your question? Please add…
In Canada the use of drones for non-recreational purposes is permitted by Transport Canada, subject to certain approvals and permissions, and it is likely to become more flexible still in future – especially for users of ‘low-risk’ systems. ———————– Legal Disclaimer The content on this page is offered only as public general information. This page does…