drone industry
The Flight Plan Needs A Workload Plan
Human factors matter on ordinary commercial drone jobs. Crews need roles, callouts, stop triggers and handoffs before one pilot is asked to watch everything at once.
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inspection
A 12-Hour Drone Changes The Planning Problem For Remote Inspections
Airbus and Voyageur's first Canadian U030 Flexrotor order is a useful signal for inspection teams. Longer endurance only helps when supervision, recovery and data handoff are planned together.
first responders
What Hurricane Melissa Teaches Emergency Drone Teams
Jamaica's Hurricane Melissa response shows why emergency drone teams need a decision queue, clear airspace coordination, disciplined data handoffs and local leadership before the next storm.
drone industry
Commercial Drone Demand Is Broadening, But Operations Are Still The Bottleneck
FAA and Transport Canada signals point to a larger commercial drone base, but the hard part is shifting from interest to repeatable operations, approvals and operator discipline.
canada
Foreign Drone Pilots Flying In Canada: Where The Certificate Ends And The SFOC Begins
Transport Canada's current guidance draws a sharper line between the Canadian pilot certificate requirement and the situations where foreign pilots still need an SFOC-RPAS.
drone regulations
Part 107 Recurrent Training: What Actually Keeps A Remote Pilot Current
A Part 107 certificate does not show an expiration date, but pilots still need current aeronautical knowledge. The FAA requirement is online recurrent training every 24 calendar months.
drone business
A Practical Fleet Operations Playbook For Commercial Drone Teams
A commercial drone fleet needs more than extra airframes. Build clear aircraft records, pilot currency checks, data custody and job handoffs before the work becomes harder to control.
canada
Transport Canada Sets July Remote ID Sessions Ahead Of September 9 Deadline
Transport Canada's July Drone Zone update adds six information sessions for NPA 2026-005. Operators should use the sessions to sharpen written feedback before September 9.
canada
What Canada's Medical BVLOS Route Still Teaches Commercial Operators
Drone Delivery Canada's Care by Air approval is not new, but it remains one of Canada's clearest examples of how Transport Canada treats BVLOS cargo flights carrying hazardous payloads.