FAA suspends North Texas drone company's license after child injured in show last week
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) suspended Sky Elements Drones' license to operate over people on Friday following a mishap during a holiday show in Florida that injured a young boy. The company subsequently canceled its New Year's Eve show at Reunion Tower in Dallas.
The review “did not identify any significant safety issues,” the FAA said this month. Southwest said it appreciated the ...
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Central Park's New Year's Eve drone show was cancelled following a drone accident in Florida that left a child severely ...
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