EVENT2026-08-11
FAA BVLOS final rule entered OIRA review on July 10, 2026
OIRA lists the FAA action Normalizing Unmanned Aircraft Systems Beyond Visual Line of Sight Operations as a final rule received for review on July 10, 2026.
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CONTESTED2026-08-11
Electronic conspicuity and right-of-way remain contested BVLOS design issues
FAA reopened comment on electronic conspicuity and right-of-way after extensive objections and practical concerns about collision-risk allocation and detect-and-avoid cost.
OBSERVATION2026-08-11
The proposed Part 108 framework creates permits, certificates, and regulated data services
The FAA proposal would govern routine low-altitude BVLOS through operator permits or certificates, industry-standard-based aircraft acceptance, regulated automated data services, security controls, and operating records.
OBSERVATION2026-08-11
UTM service recognition and interoperability remain unfinished
FAA says UTM can provide planning, authorization, surveillance, and conflict management for BVLOS, while the regulatory construct, service recognition, data exchange, and consensus standards are still being refined.
OBSERVATION2026-03-30
Ondas reports autonomous-systems and private-wireless operating exposure
Ondas describes businesses in autonomous systems and private wireless networking, including drone automation for government, security, and critical-infrastructure use cases.