DroneLife was informed that California passed a 400-foot drone restriction for concerts.
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California Passes 400-Foot Drone Restriction for Concerts
Company
DroneLife
Focused on the worldwide commercial and military drone marketplace.
- Industry
- Book and Periodical Publishing
- Location
- Brookline, US
- Company size
- 2–10 employees
About DroneLife
DRONELIFE is the trusted source for news, information, and services related to the business of Drones. DRONELIFE is the leading publisher of news and information about the emergence of the commercial drone ecosystem. The online publication, DRONELIFE.com covers this exciting new space by detailing commercial applications in key industries as well as news, financial events, products, and companies in the drone/UAV world. DroneLife also has strategic partnerships for content, marketing, financing and services in the drone space.
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DroneLife was featured in the FCC's public comments regarding the military-grade drone proposal.
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DroneLife announced that AeroTech has completed the Hydrogen Drone Factory project in 90 days.
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