A Blog by Aroostook UAS
A Blog by Aroostook UAS
A Blog by Aroostook UAS
A Blog by Aroostook UAS
It’s been a busy week for news out of Washington over the past few days. You, like me, might be experiencing a severe case of regulatory fatigue. You might also be increasingly wondering if it’s a good idea to keep buying and flying foreign-made (which includes DJI) drones, given new developments out of the FCC. […]
Should you buy a DJI drone right now? Navigating the FCC’s latest crackdown Read More »
The following piece on the latest changes to the Part 107 test was written by Ritsuko Abrams, an FAA Part 107 certified remote pilot who writes about drone regulation for Office20, a U.S.-Japan consultancy aimed at helping pilots get U.S. certification from Japan. If you are preparing to take the FAA Part 107 exam, there
The Part 107 test changed twice. Here’s what you actually need to study now Read More »
When a dog goes missing, the first few hours can feel endless. There is the panic. The phone calls. The social media posts. The drive down every back road. The flashlight searches. The awful quiet when nobody has seen anything. For families across New England, that moment is exactly where a new nonprofit hopes
The FCC Covered List Ban: Why December 22, 2025 Changed the Drone Landscape On December 22, 2025, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) formally expanded its Covered List to include new foreign-manufactured UAS and critical components. The agency was clear in its press announcement: previously authorized drones remain legal to use, but new models cannot receive
The FCC Covered List Ban Read More »
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