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Tag: drones

The right stuff

News
March 21, 2017December 4, 2018 Lev Facher

For students and journalism educators, recent FAA clarifications on drone use are opening up the skies for aerial newsgathering.

Tagged drones, magazine, recent-news, report, reports, Winter-2016-17

Cleared for takeoff: FAA recognizes educational exemption permitting drone use by student media

Uncategorized
May 13, 2016September 5, 2018 Frank LoMonte

New federal guidance clarifies that students don't need permits to fly unmanned aircraft if they're not being paid and are pursuing a related course of study, which should expand the permissible use of drones for photography and videography in student media.

Tagged drones, FAA, recent-news

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