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Exclusive Interview: CDA Policy Director on BVLOS, Infrastructure Rules, and the Future of U.S. Drone Regulation
- Liz Forro, the policy director of the Commercial Drone Alliance, discusses the industry's goals for 2025, including BVLOS rules and airspace regulations.
- She emphasizes the importance of correct regulations, education on drone benefits, and restoring U.S. global leadership in drone tech.
- Forro's experience includes working with the FAA and Congress on drone policy for over 10 years.
- CDA aims for operational scalability, regulatory predictability, and full integration of drones into U.S. airspace.
- The focus is on streamlining regulations, especially for BVLOS operations, and preventing patchwork airspace restrictions.
- Short-term goals involve industry-focused regulations, while long-term plans include a national UAS air traffic management system.
- The CDA anticipates progress under the new administration to expedite regulatory reforms for the commercial drone industry.
- State-level drone regulations, including proposals allowing the shooting down of drones, are a concern for the industry.
- CDA works to educate communities on responsible drone use and differentiates between lawful and unlawful operators.
- Regarding country-of-origin bans on drones, CDA stresses the need for federal government decision-making and transition periods for affected entities.
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