This Week, Greg talks with FAA Drone Guy Kevin Morris about the National Airspace System (NAS), Superbowl TFRs, and Remote ID. Bobby Quin, CEO of Paypixl, joins us to talk about his software that helps drone service providers share their data and get paid. Drones are being restricted across the US and the DSPA is fighting back, Greg updates you on what the DSPA is up to. DRL has announced a PAID tournament where contestants will race FPV drones in their app.   

Superbowl TFR:https://www.faa.gov/superbowl

DSPA: https://dspalliance.org/

PayPixl: https://paypixl.io/  

Check out more from Kevin Morris and the FAA: https://youtu.be/KCXvQ-TYhFs

Paypixl has released its portfolio paywall platform for photographers and pilots This program allows pilots, photographers, and clients to interact, complete jobs, share files, and pay all in one location. Unlike other programs, PayPixl does not own the customer relationships nor the images, models, or other data captured by the pilot. Check out app.paypixl.io  

Wisconsin SB868 Assembly Bill 907 No DJI Drones for any state agency 

Seattle, WA - Film Permit 

Washington State Drone Registration Fee? $15 per aircraft (Part 107) 

Money used to create a UAS position 

Oregon State Parks Maps with approved locations to fly Could be used for a model in other states 

DRL Arcade, a free drone racing app we reported on a few weeks ago, is running a mobile game tournament! The top finishers in each tournament will receive Prizes from DRL including a $250 gift card, a Nacon Headset and controller, and other DRL merch.  Check out the app here: https://thedroneracingleague.com/arcade/