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Will new US rules ground commercial drone use?

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Published on: 25 February 2015
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Table of contents

  • Original news
  • Is this the end of the road for the commercial use of drones?
  • How would the FAA proposals restrict the use of drones?
  • What are the legal concerns around the commercial use of drones?
  • Are other jurisdictions likely to follow the US in this area?

Article summary

Commercial analysis: Following the announcement of the US Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA’s) proposed regulatory framework for the use of drones in the US, Peter Lee, senior associate at Taylor Vinters, considers the potential impact on commercial uses of drones and compares the FAA’s approach to regulation with that of other countries.

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