Restoring American Airspace Sovereignty
Headline: Orders Stronger Airspace Controls Against Unauthorized Drone Flights
What it does: Agencies must implement stricter airspace controls, improve drone detection and tracking, and propose rules and grants to counter unlawful drone operations.
- Creates new restrictions on drone flights over critical facilities and events.
- Expands law enforcement powers to detect, track, and identify drone operators.
- Allows state and local agencies to receive grants for drone detection equipment.
Summary
This order requires federal agencies to strengthen control over U.S. airspace to stop dangerous or unlawful drone use. It creates a federal Task Force and directs the Federal Aviation Administration, Justice Department, Homeland Security, and other agencies to develop rules, detection tools, and enforcement steps.
The Federal Aviation Administration must propose and finalize rules limiting drone flights over fixed sites and publish flight restrictions in an open format. The order also expands detection and tracking efforts, allows grants to buy detection equipment, and calls for training to protect major events, military sites, and critical infrastructure.
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