The UAS Flyer - April 23, 2015

VirtualAirBoss software handles the business side of UAS While many companies focus on developing the hardware that makes unmanned aerial systems (UAS) function safely, reliably and efficiently, Stuart Rudolph is focused on developing the software businesses can use to fit UAS into their operations. READ MORE SHARE
Sky-Futures UAS pilots enter UK training program Sky-Futures has approved three new remote pilots under its Civil Aviation Authority National Qualified Entity status. The CAA is the U.K.’s aviation regulatory body. The recent pilot certifications will not apply to U.S.-based UAS operations. READ MORE SHARE
	Transforming Our Perception of Drones The Ikhana, NASA’s unmanned aerial vehicle—a UAV long linked to the image of a drone—serves science while paving the way for UAS integration into the national airspace with sense-and-avoid testing. READ MORE SHARE
State laws impact UAS use by law enforcement Are states going too far in passing legislation restricting the conditions under which law enforcement agencies can operate unmanned aerial systems (UAS)? These legal and law enforcement experts weigh in. READ MORE SHARE
Infographic: FAA UAS exemptions From September 2014 to April 3, 2014, nearly 100 entities were granted a FAA UAS exemption to operate commercially. April, however, marked the beginning of an exemption trend that will drastically increase the number of UAS exempt firms. READ MORE SHARE
Forget What You Know About UAS Exemptions, commercially operated small unmanned aircraft vehicles (UAVs) and iconic large UAVs are proving that what we thought we knew about the UAS industry in the first quarter of 2015 has changed. READ MORE SHARE