The UAS Flyer - September 24, 2015

General Atomics to build drone pilot training academy in N.D. General Atomics Aeronautical Systems will build a drone pilot training academy in the Grand Sky Unmanned Aerial Systems park just west of Grand Forks Air Force Base, N.D., U.S. Sen. John Hoeven, R-N.D. said. READ MORE SHARE
Legal experts: Privacy still a big issue in UAS industry Safety is a critical unmanned aerial systems industry issue, but privacy also is a major concern, especially for residents of small communities across the United States, a UAS legal expert told industry leaders Tuesday at the UAS Summit and Expo. READ MORE SHARE
	AUVSI outlines UAS regulatory issues, challenges ahead Allowing beyond visual line of sight operations, night flying and getting regulations for small UAS implemented as quickly as possible are issues being pursued by AUVSI. READ MORE SHARE
Major UAS manufacturers share plans, visions Three of the big hitters among UAS manufacturers and operators—Northrop Grumman, General Atomics and Textron Systems—shared some of their plans, insights and visions with attendees of the 9th Annual UAS Summit and Expo in Grand Forks, North Dakota. READ MORE SHARE
CNN'S UAS pathfinder mission Media giant CNN’s unprecedented efforts will bring news gathering UAVs into the national airspace. Why CNN chose to pursue drone footage and what it means for the rest of us. READ MORE SHARE
	Seeing beyond the long-range potential of UAS Many UAS-related businesses with commercial exemptions are anxious to take advantage of the technology’s capabilities, but are being held back by FAA restrictions. Does one company’s experience show a path forward? READ MORE SHARE