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February 2-4, 2021
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Plane-ly Spoken
Insightful commentary on regulation and litigation impacting the aviation industry
Plane-ly Spoken, published by Fox Rothschild LLP, focuses on legal issues related to aviation and unmanned aircraft systems (UAS). The blog covers regulatory developments such as FAA rulemaking for Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) drone operations, certification and permitting processes, airspace restrictions, and safety management systems. It also addresses legislative updates like the FAA Reauthorization Act and its impact on aviation oversight, consumer protections, and workforce requirements. The blog provides analysis of security concerns including physical and cybersecurity measures for UAS operations, as well as discussions on air traffic control integration and automated data service providers for drone deconfliction. It serves as a resource for understanding evolving aviation law and policy.
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In Case You Missed Our Live Webinar – Everything You Need to Know About the New UAS Rules
We would like to thank everyone who was able to join us for the live presentation of the latest Aviation Webinar Series, “Remote Identification of Unmanned Aircraft and Flight Over People – The Final Rules.”
We are gratified by the…
Hot off the Press!!! FAA Issues New UAS Rules . . . Join our Webinar on Jan. 5
The FAA has kept its word. As promised, the FAA has released the final versions of its rules for Remote Identification of Unmanned Aircraft, for Flight of UAS Over People, and for UAS Night Operations. These rulemakings represent an important…
COVID Relief. . . (at least some) . . . at Last!!
The long awaited COVID-19 relief bill has finally arrived from Congress. Weighing in at an impressive 5,593 pages, it contains at least some of the assistance the aviation industry has been asking for since the summer.
First and foremost among…
UAS Rules in a (Short) Holding Pattern
Join Us For A Free Webinar to Analyze the New Rules
January 5, 2020 at 1:00 PM Eastern
Are we there yet? Are we there yet? Are we there yet? The phrase uttered billions of times each year by children,…
Registration Now Open for Our 15th Annual Aviation Symposium
Our fully virtual 2021 symposium features panels and presentations on cutting-edge issues, as well as our annual full-scale emergency drill, which will unfold in “real time.”
We’ll observe the corporate command center, the Go team, the family assistance response, media…
“Goodbye My Little Pony!” – DOT Issues New Service Animal Rules
At long last, the Department of Transportation (“DOT”) has brought clarity to the use of emotional support and service animals on airplanes. As many of you will remember, the DOT proposed a sweeping set of regulations on this issue back…
Whistleblower Case Presents Interesting Twist On Concept of Retaliation Under False Claims Act
Nowadays, whistleblowing is a very important issue, especially in these times of COVID-19 and in that vein, there are new and “creative” ways for employers to allegedly retaliate against employees who wish to report wrongdoing. In a recent variation on…
UAS Certification . . . . The Rule-Making Process Progresses
True integration of unmanned aircraft into the National Airspace System will only come when advanced designs finally receive type certification. The FAA has clearly been working on certification issues behind the scenes, and is finally ready to make the next…
The 2021 Aviation Symposium
NOW FULLY VIRTUAL!
Save the date for our 15th annual Aviation Symposium!
February 2-4, 2021
“An Airplane Is Down…”
Emergency Preparation and Response in the Pandemic Era (and Beyond)
Our fully virtual 2021 symposium features panels and presentations on cutting-edge
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