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FAA Launches New Enforcement Program
By MATTHEW WEISSMAN The FAA just announced a new program aimed at speeding up how certain drone violations are handled. This comes as drone activity continues to increase across the country. The Drone Expedited and Targeted Enforcement Response (DETER) program, is the initiative designed to resolve minor violations faster, while still putting safety first. It supports a larger push for enforcement of drone laws, especially as concerns about safety and security continue to inc
Matthew Weissman
Apr 171 min read
Drones Assisting First Responders
BY Matthew Weissman A recent development in the drone world has been the use of drone by first responders for situations like search and rescue missions all the way to crime scenes and wildfires. Drones can provide large amounts of information while limiting the potential for human harm. Additionally, drones can be deployed when it may not be possible to otherwise see people, allowing for more efficient rescue missions. While there is great potential for drones in the field o
Matthew Weissman
Mar 301 min read
Drone Attack Causes Fuel Tank Fire at Dubai Airport
BY MATTHEW WEISSMAN A drone attack at Dubai's international airport by a drone attack caused a fuel tank fire and a temporary closure of the travel hub. This drone attack is the third on Dubai's airport since Iran's assaults began on February 28th. These attacks have significantly decreased the amount of flights coming to and from the airport. Attacks like this reveal a sometimes forgotten and less appealing side of drones. These events show the need for stronger rules around
Matthew Weissman
Mar 161 min read
Low-Cost Drones and Modern Warfare
By MATTHEW WEISSMAN A recent report published by The Independent reveals the impact of the low cost of drones on modern warfare. For instance, Iran has heavily employed the Shahed-series drones, especially the Shahed 136, which have the capacity to travel long distances and explode on impact. Due to the low cost of manufacturing the drones, they have been employed in large numbers, making them hard to intercept. The increasing employment of low-cost drones also presents sever
Matthew Weissman
Mar 51 min read
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