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All You Ever Wanted to Know About UAS

Plane-ly Spoken tries to remain on the cutting edge of all things UAS, and has, on several occasions, been the first out with major breaking news on UAS developments.  Plane-ly Spoken is also in the forefront of providing expert analysis of changes to UAS laws and regulations.

To that end, McKenna Long & Aldridge has hosted seven webinars on a number of topics, including development of the Section 333 Exemption process, "use case" analysis for specific industries, advice on how to get your Exemption approved, foreign UAS operations, and most recently, the Small UAS NPRM.  For those of you who may have missed some of these webinars, set out below are links to the complete copies of the Power Point presentations.

 Preparing, Filing and Obtaining Section 333 Approvals

Recent Developments in the Section 333 Process

 UAS in the Energy and Telecommunication Industries   

Operation of UAS in Foreign Countries

Precision Agriculture and UAS

UAS and the Insurance Industry

 Small UAS NPRM

We would also like to take this opportunity to announce our eighth webinar, which will be held on March 26, 2015 at 1:30 PM EDT.  The release of the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking for Small UAS represents a tremendous opportunity for rapid innovation in small UAS design.  It also represents a serious trap that can snare unwary UAS designers and manufacturers.  We will provide our expert analysis of these opportunities and pitfalls so that small UAS manufacturers can position themselves in the forefront of the industry while protecting themselves from the increased risks of legal liability.

Registration information for this webinar will be posted in the near future, so keep checking back here at Plane-ly Spoken to stay on top of developments.

Topics: UAS

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