With the popularization of drones, the US government saw the need to ensure more security for its country’s airspace. (Credit: Reproduction/Pexels)
The Federal Aviation Agency (FAA), a kind of American airspace agency, now requires drone owners to pass a test of basic aviation knowledge to use the equipment. The test must be done even for those who pilot the aerial vehicles in a recreational way.
With the popularization of UAVs (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles), the US government saw the need to ensure more security for its country’s airspace. According to a Newswire report, the drone market for commercial use is expected to grow 57% by 2028 and move more than 500 billion dollars by then.
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