The UAS Flyer - May 28, 2015

Experts discuss approaches for UAS traffic management Parimal Kopardekar outlines the approach for managing large numbers of UAVs currently being researched by NASA, the FAA and other industry and government partners–a traffic control system that becomes more precise and restrictive as needed. READ MORE SHARE
3DR’s Guinn talks UAV challenges, future, reason for excitement Colin Guinn, chief revenue officer for drone developer and manufacturer 3D Robotics, recently sat down with our team at UAS Magazine to talk challenges, opportunities and reason for excitement in the drone industry. READ MORE SHARE
	U.S. Department of Justice issues UAS policy guidelines The U.S. Department of Justice issued an agency-wide policy guidance on the use of UAS that will set standards and help manage use of UAS by the department and its components. READ MORE SHARE
Altavian kicks off UAV manufacturing at North Dakota facility The first Altavian unmanned aerial vehicle to roll off the company’s new assembly line run by ComDel Innovation in Wahpeton, North Dakota, was donated to the Fargo Air Museum in recognition of its significance to the state’s aeronautical history. READ MORE SHARE
FAA Streamlines COAs for UAS Test Sites The FAA has made it easier for the six UAS test sites to conduct research by giving them blanket Certificates of Authorizations, as the FAA refers to it, to fly public aircraft operations in the national airspace system at or below 200 feet. READ MORE SHARE
	Airware announces Commercial Drone Fund Airware launched its Commercial Drone Fund today and announced the first two investment recipients—Redbird, a cloud data analysis company in Paris, France, and London-based Sky-Futures, a leader in oil and gas data capture and analysis by UAS. READ MORE SHARE