Even the FAA doesn't know really what to do with all the drones. There are more drones on the civilian side now than there are aircraft flying.
Ralph Lee Abraham: “Even the FAA doesn't know really what to do with all the drones. There are more drones on the civilian side now than…”
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Abraham highlights the growing challenge of managing civilian drones.
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