FAA Touts 'Enormous' Benefits Of Flying Unmanned Aircraft Over Arctic
The FAA is working to create two permanent areas of Arctic airspace for research and commercial flights by unmanned aircraft, as directed by Congress in February in the agency’s reauthorization bill. “We have to create a type of airspace that does not fit any existing mold,” says Jim Williams, head...
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