We would like to thank everyone who attended our 2017 UAS Insiders briefing, held in Washington D.C. on July 1st. For those of you who could not attend, below you can find links to the PowerPoint presentations for each of the panels that presented at the briefing.
What the H... is going on at the FAA...?An overview of the FAA regulatory landscape now and moving forward. Also: The Taylor decision and what it means for FAA regulations.Insider Views on Congressional ActivitiesWill include a briefing on the FAA appropriations fight and how you can position your company to take advantage of what is coming.How to Get Approval For What You Can't Do Under Part 107Beyond visual line of sight operations and package delivery: opportunities presented by the new administration.Drones as a ServiceThe nuts and bolts of buying and selling UAS services, and other contractual and commercial issues.EASA Regulatory Structure for Drones: A Quick UpdateWhat is going on in Europe and efforts to harmonize European drone rules.Anti-DroneHow is the government acting to remove the numerous legal and regulatory obstacles to deploying these new systems?
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