Switzerland Strives to Be Global Leader in Opening Skies for Drones Wall Street Journal Switzerland is working on pioneering ways to handle booming drone traffic aimed at allowing unmanned aircraft to quickly operate in much more of the nation’s … Source link
Some Want Delivery Drones to Buzz Off. Would Stricter Rules Change Their Minds? Wall Street Journal A parliamentary report into one of the world’s most advanced drone-delivery trials, by a Google affiliate in Australia, raised concerns about privacy, noise and … Source link
UPS Seeks Authority for Commercial Drone Flights Wall Street Journal UPS seeks government approval for ‘advanced’ drone delivery service The Verge UPS forms a new subsidiary for drone delivery and seeks FAA approval to fly TechCrunch UPS is launching a drone delivery service in the US Quartz UPS launches drone business, seeks to certify multiple pilots Reuters View full coverage […]
U.S.: Saudi Pipeline Attacks Originated From Iraq Wall Street Journal U.S. officials have concluded that drone attacks on Saudi Arabia’s oil industry in May were launched from Iraq, not Yemen, raising concerns that Iran’s allies in … Source link
Drone Funding Is Fast and Furious The Wall Street Journal If it seems like venture-capital funds are flying high these days, so are some of their investments. Source link
Airlines Avoid Persian Gulf After Downed Drone The Wall Street Journal Several airlines rerouted flights to avoid airspace over the Persian Gulf after Iran shot down an American military drone, disrupting air travel around one of the … Source link
Drones to Carry People Have Yet to Take Off, but They Will Have a Place to Land The Wall Street Journal A small group of entrepreneurs is betting that once the next generation of autonomous, people-carrying drones take off, they will need a place to land. Investors … Source link