The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has suspended some operations of a drone company in Texas. after a Florida boy was injured during a holiday air show last week. and had to undergo heart surgery
The FAA confirmed to Fox News Digital that it has suspended the Part 107 waiver for Sky Elements Drones. This waiver allows drone operators to fly at night. fly over people and operate the drone outside the field of view. Therefore, with this waiver suspended, Sky Elements Drones cannot legally operate.
It is not yet clear how long the pause will last. The move comes amid a National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) investigation into the Dec. 1 Incident 21, which involved a malfunction during an aerial light show in Lake Eola Park in downtown Orr. Lando
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Alexander, a 7-year-old boy, undergoes heart surgery. after he was shot down by a drone during a holiday air show in Orlando. According to his parents, the FAA temporarily halted some operations operated by Sky Elements, a drone operator. (Fox Orlando)
Several red and green drones struck a 7-year-old boy and knocked him down on impact. His parents told him earlier. Fox Orlando– They said that the boy Alexander had undergone open heart surgery.
Hundreds of drones used as part of the nighttime aerial light show It seemed to be flying into place before several planes fell from the sky before hitting the ground. According to a video posted online.
Fox News Digital has reached out to Sky Elements.
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Several drones malfunctioned during a drone show in Orlando, Florida, on Saturday. As a result, the unmanned aerial object falls to the ground. (Credit – X/MosquitoCoFL)
Forth-Worth-based Sky Elements, known for its drone light shows and appearances on “America’s Got Talent,” is facing scrutiny as the investigation progresses. News agency reports
The NTSB told Fox News Digital that investigators are gathering information from drone operators and the Federal Aviation Administration. About the number of aircraft in the show Including the number of planes that crashed into crowds.
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Memory cards from the drones will be sent to the NTSB Recorder Laboratory in Washington, D.C., for analysis. The agency said A preliminary report is expected within 30 days of the incident, the NTSB said.
Several drones malfunctioned during a drone show in Orlando, Florida, on Saturday. As a result, the unmanned aerial object falls to the ground. (Credit – X/MosquitoCoFL)
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However, a final report is expected within one to two years.
