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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has allowed operators to use Percepto’s drone-in-a-box solution for highly automated Beyond Visual Line of Sight (HA BVLOS) inspection and monitoring operations at a Texas solar power plant.
The fiscal year 2023 omnibus spending bill included $37,854,000 for the Federal Aviation Administration’s Office of Commercial Space Transportation.
The FAA Office of Commercial Space Transportation received $32,470,000 in fiscal year 2022.
The report accompanying the omnibus directed the FAA to hire up to 40 additional people for the Office of Commercial Space Transportation with the additional funding.
Rocket Lab postponed a planned 2022-12-16 launch by two days to allow NASA and the Federal Aviation Administration to complete range-driven documentation.
At a 2022-12-14 briefing, NASA expected the paperwork to be completed in a day, but a later launch readiness review by NASA and the FAA required more time to complete it.
NASA and the Federal Aviation Administration are completing range documentation required for the Rocket Lab Electron launch from Wallops.
In fall 2020 NASA established a cross-agency team that included the U.S. Space Force and the Federal Aviation Administration to fix NAFTU software and complete its certification process.
SpaceX performed a suborbital test flight of Starship from its Boca Chica, Texas, site in December 2020 that violated the terms of its FAA launch license.
The FAA projects that by 2025, there will be 2.49 million operational drones.
The drone preparedness proposals will promote drone use for public benefit and recognize the FAA's authority over airspace navigation and safety.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) reported that as of October 2022, there are 869,000 registered drones, with over 300,000 flown commercially.
Project stakeholders will work with Transport Canada, NAV CANADA, and the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration to develop an international framework that tests relevant technology, regulatory alignment, and air traffic procedures and management for the corridor.
Aerial Vantage has received FAA approval of a waiver allowing it to conduct advanced remote sensing missions using unmanned aircraft systems over a large ranch in Florida.
Aerial Vantage is a partner in the FAA's BEYOND program, which is one of eight teams selected to enable routine commercial and government drone use in the National Airspace System.
The waiver was developed in collaboration with aircraft partner Censys Technologies and obtained with assistance from the North Carolina Department of Transportation through the FAA’s BEYOND program.
Flight operations under the FAA waiver began in early October 2022 and are authorized for up to two years.
AviSight achieved Federal Aviation Administration certification for beyond visual line of sight operations for inspections at Shell USA, Inc. while working with VOTIX.
The FAA completed an environmental review in June that cleared the way for Starship launches from Boca Chica but required SpaceX to implement more than 75 measures to mitigate environmental effects.
The compendium recommends updating human spaceflight mishap investigation requirements related to an agreement between the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board signed in September 2022.