Regulations and Government
Unmanned Aircraft Will Be Introduced to Airspace Safely, Slowly
Li Xiaoyu, iFlyUAS general manager, displays the miniature autopilot used in the Chinese Creaton T10 unmanned aircraft system.
Li Xiaoyu, iFlyUAS general manager, displays the miniature autopilot used in the Chinese Creaton T10 unmanned aircraft system.

Stakeholders in the unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) industry are coming to accept that introducing UASs into the national airspace system (NAS) will occur gradually, and that a September 2015 deadline for “safe integration” established by Congress is more a waypoint than a destination.