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Credit: Federal Aviation Administration
WASHINGTON—The FAA has suspended the use at John G. Kennedy International Airport of an automated system that allows drone operators to request and obtain authorization to fly near the New York facility. In a statement provided to the Aviation Week Intelligence Network, the agency said continued...
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