somewhere in the range of between 800,000 to 1.1 million, our best estimate right now, individuals that we know that are here in the country.
WAP is still as relevant now as it was when it was formed in response to the energy crisis 30 years ago.
It is critical that the WAP maintain adequate funding so the network can continue to provide jobs and support local economies.
I think the pilots have to be certified. We have to know who's doing this, because it doesn't take much to put a munition on it once you've ...
I believe the integration of drone technology poses serious privacy risks--especially the danger of unwanted surveillance of the individual.
Well, I'm going to introduce legislation to require it.
I can envision drone fights in the air, drones cracking into each other.
I think if you just kept them out of residential areas and maybe with a waiver for police, that might solve the problem.
Is there any reason why a drone pilot should not be certified and licensed?
I know they wouldn't legally carry munitions. But there's nothing to stop someone from arming one with munitions, and that's my big concern.
Well, I am very worried about two things. One is safety, and the other is privacy.