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New Rule Simplifies Beyond-Sight Drone Flights

New Rule Simplifies Beyond-Sight Drone Flights

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A new federal rule simplifies drone operation beyond the operator's line of sight, eliminating cumbersome waiver processes. Previously, 657 waivers were granted, but this rule streamlines approvals. The rule allows flights under 400 feet with mandatory collision-avoidance technology for drones up to 1320 pounds. It aims to boost commercial drone use in deliveries, infrastructure inspections, and agriculture while addressing safety and security concerns, including background checks for operators. The 60-day public comment period precedes finalization, expected later this year.

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