As regulators look at how to allow drones into American airspace, their concerns now will shape our skies tomorrow. "One of my constituents built a 9-foot flying wing and sends me pictures of my house when he flies over," Representative David Schweikert (R-AZ) said wryly in a Congressional hearing today on how to regulate drones when they are granted expanded access to American airspace in 2015. It was almost the last statement in the hearing--held by the Joint Planning and Development Office (J...
Congressional Hearing Offers A Sneak Peek At The Future Of Domestic Drone Rules
Popular Science - 15 Feb 2013 23:45
As regulators look at how to allow drones into American airspace, their concerns now will shape our skies tomorrow. "One of my constituents built a 9-foot flying wing and sends me pictures of my house when he flies over," Representative David Schweikert (R-AZ) said wryly in a Congressional hearing today on how to regulate drones when they are granted expanded access to American airspace in 2015. It was almost the last statement in the hearing--held by the Joint Planning and Development Office (J...
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