The UAS Flyer - September 10, 2015

Nation’s first UAS commercial park performs first drone flight For Tom Swoyer, president of Grand Sky Development Co., it is the people that have asked the question, "why not?" that have made all of the difference in making the nation's first UAS park a reality. READ MORE SHARE
FAA gives Measure approval to fly 300 UAS nationwide Measure—a global UAS operator that provides data to enterprise customers—has received authorization from the FAA to operate more than 300 drone types for a broad range of commercial applications. READ MORE SHARE
	Commercial drone service, insurer tout new flight manager system Hawk Aerial, a commercial drone service and repair provider, has looked Skyward for its flight planning and recording needs. Portland-based information management platform provider Skyward, has been chosen for its unique flight managing set-up. READ MORE SHARE
Gov. Jerry Brown vetoes controversial California UAS bill California Gov. Jerry Brown has vetoed a controversial bill passed by the state’s legislature which was opposed by the unmanned aerial systems industry. READ MORE SHARE
AUVSI’s Wynne urges Congress to speed UAS regulations AUVSI President and CEO Brian Wynne told a U.S. House subcommittee that regulations are quickly needed to enable beyond-visual-line-of-sight UAS operations at night over populated areas. READ MORE SHARE
	Arctic UAS research challenges boundaries of autonomous flight Engineers on a German research icebreaker have programmed a multicopter to measure ice drift direction and speed in the Arctic Ocean, despite the proximity of the flight to the North Pole. READ MORE SHARE