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FAA Steps Up Drone Enforcement in 2025
WASHINGTON- The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) fined and suspended or revoked the licenses of multiple
New FAA DETER program offers fast-track penalties for first-time drone offenders
The Federal Aviation Administration has launched the fast-track Deter program for first-time drone offenders, offering reduced penalties in exchange for admitting liability, but strictly excluding serious violations such as drug offences, weaponised drones, and photographing sensitive military installations.
New rules will keep unmanned aircraft away from prisons and power plants
The FAA has proposed a new regulatory framework to establish unmanned aircraft flight restrictions (UAFRs) over eligible critical infrastructure. This summary explores the sector-specific eligibility criteria, the application process and the authorised operations permitted within these restricted airspaces.
FAA Announces Strict Airspace Restrictions for FIFA World Cup 2026
The FAA, in coordination with DHS and DOJ, has established Temporary Flight Restrictions (TFRs) over 2026 FIFA World Cup venues and fan events. Covering major cities from Los Angeles to New York, these 99.7 "Special Security Instruction" restrictions apply to both traditional aircraft and UAS (drones). Unauthorized operators face severe penalties, including civil fines, criminal charges, and the potential use of deadly force for security threats. Stay compliant by checking latest NOTAMs and understanding the 1-3 nautical mile restricted radii.
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