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UAV Morning Update: Navy Tests Robotic Refueling as MagNav Goes GPS-Free
Navy tests robotic refueling for unmanned vessels as DIU proves GPS-free magnetic navigation, advancing persistent autonomous operations at sea and beyond.
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How to Fly a Drone at Night Under Part 107: Rules, Lights and Safety
Learn the current Part 107 night flying rules, including pilot training, three-mile anti-collision lighting, night vision and VLOS requirements now.
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Heven AeroTech Opens Virginia Hydrogen-Drone Factory as U.S. Manufacturing Expands
Heven AeroTech opens a Virginia factory for hydrogen-powered drones, expanding domestic UAS production, employment, and its planned national network.
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How to Read Sectional Charts for the Part 107 Test: A Beginner’s Visual Guide
Learn how to read sectional charts for the Part 107 test with plain-English explanations, FAA chart examples and original practice questions for beginners.
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Quick Hits: BVLOS Tests, Hybrid Cargo and Drone Security
FAA expands BVLOS testing, Elroy Air flies hybrid cargo, Palm Beach weighs new airspace rules, and drone security and funding reshape the week ahead.
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UAV Morning Update: Drone Tariffs Take Effect as Emergency Teams Deploy to Nepal
New U.S. drone tariffs take effect as Australian UAV specialists deploy to Nepal, highlighting fast-changing costs and emergency-response demand.
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Mechanical vs. Electronic Shutters: 7 Things Drone Mapping Buyers Need to Know
Compare mechanical and electronic drone shutters, mapping distortion, flight speed and when paying more for a mechanical shutter makes practical sense.
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Buying a Commercial Drone: 9 Things New Part 107 Pilots Need to Know
Before buying a commercial drone, learn the nine decisions that help new Part 107 pilots avoid overspending and choose equipment clients will pay for.
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UAV Morning Brief: Taiwan’s Anduril Order, FCC Deadline and Border Laser Intercepts
Taiwan’s Anduril drone order, the September 2 FCC deadline, September 3 tariffs and a border laser intercept lead today’s UAV morning brief.