For more than half a century, the FAA's operational rules for crewed aviation, Part 91 (general aviation), Part 121 (commercial airliners), and Part 135 (unscheduled charter flights), have treated tec ...

This week’s news roundup highlights efforts underway towards high-quality UAS training operations, from new drones as first responders training at police departments, to a brand-new test site th ...

Technology, Regulation, and Economics in Early 2026 breaks down exactly what it takes to move from BVLOS authorization to sustainable commercial operations. Whether you're evaluating your first waiver ...

Skyports Infrastructure and Korean Air announced this week that they have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to ...

Today, there are a myriad of industries that take advantage of UAS technology to improve workflows, or in some instances ...

UAVs are rapidly becoming a core component of agricultural operations worldwide. From crop spraying to remote sensing, drones ...

Last week, Commercial UAV News staff attended Geo Week, our sister event that serves the geospatial industry in many facets. The show floor was packed with exhibitors who are leading innovators in all ...

A NASA-sponsored working group is working to address the technical and regulatory barriers standing between today's commercial drone operations and a future where autonomous, multi-aircraft fleets rou ...

In 2026, the FIFA World Cup will bring over 100 highly-anticipated soccer matches throughout North America, with 78 of them taking place across 11 U.S. cities. Add the 2028 Olympics and the nation's 2 ...

Join Blueflite, Firestorm, Unusual Machines, and HP Additive Manufacturing Solutions as they share how U.S.-based UAV manufacturers are strengthening supply chains and scaling production with additive ...

Commercial UAV News brings together industry insiders—the engineers, the regulators, the standards builders, the thought leaders, and innovators—to talk about what commercial drone professionals and ...