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flag On October 10–11, 2025, diverse groups urged the FAA to adopt safety-focused, inclusive drone rules with performance-based standards and stronger pilot certification.

flag On October 10-11, 2025, multiple entities—including the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, Reabe Spraying Service, drone pilot Bill Larned, Infravision Inc., Wingcopter GmbH, University of Tennessee law student Abbey G. Mullins, Vertical Aviation International, Austin city officials, and the University of Maryland, Baltimore—submitted public comments to the FAA on proposed drone regulations. flag Concerns span safety, tribal sovereignty, privacy, operational flexibility, and regulatory clarity, with stakeholders urging performance-based standards, stronger pilot certification, and inclusive policymaking to balance innovation with aviation safety as drone use expands. flag The FAA is reviewing feedback ahead of finalizing rules for beyond visual line of sight operations and broader UAS integration.

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