Regulations and Government
NBAA Calls FAA's UAS Proposal a Good Start
NBAA says small UAS proposal is reasonable approach, but sees areas in need of improvement.

NBAA calls the FAA’s proposed rulemaking governing small unmanned aircraft systems a “good start,” but makes dozens of recommendations to strengthen the rulemaking. "Given the sheer magnitude of the task before the agency in creating a regulatory framework for this new category, the NPRM provided a reasonable approach,” said Doug Carr, vice president of regulatory and international affairs for the association. NBAA endorses the requirements that small UAS be operated in daytime visual conditions and within line of sight at all times. It also agrees with requirements for operators to obtain a certificate and pass a knowledge exam.


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