Commerce City Police have received a unique waiver from the FAA that will allow officers to fly beyond visual line of sight.

As technology advances, Arlington Police is changing with the times."I believe the most promising technology when it comes to ...

The new waiver will allow the department to strategically place drones on rooftops throughout the city to respond to calls remotely.

The FAA has advanced the long-awaited BVLOS rule, a critical step toward enabling scalable drone operations in the U.S.

The new waiver allows drone operators to fly beyond a visual line ... a policy analyst with the American Civil Liberties Union, wrote about the FAA’s expansion of Beyond Visual Line of Sight ...

PG&E uses AirData’s platform to automate compliance for BVLOS drone operations, streamlining flight logging and maintenance tracking.

A2Z Drone Delivery, Inc. announced that it has entered into an FAA airworthiness review its commercial drone platform, the ...

Arlington police are expanding their “Drone as a First Responder” program to send drones ahead of officers on some calls. The ...

While the FAA did not say why they chose New Jersey for the latest test, the area saw hundreds of reports of unexplained drones in the skies in November and December, prompting pressure on federal ...