This book allows readers to develop a detailed understanding of the organization of federal and state regulations of drone law.  It also provides a detailed exploration of policies and best practices for the operation of commercial, government and recreational drones in different airspaces.  Also included is a comprehensive matrix of state laws related to UAS.  This book will be a necessary and important resource for anyone working with Unmanned Aircraft Systems.

The author, Dr. Sarah Nilsson is an experienced practitioner who advises many clients, including corporate counsel and aviation legal scholars among others, regarding the commercial use of Unmanned Aircraft Systems.  Since January 2015, Sarah has served as full-time faculty at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (ERAU) in Prescott, Arizona, teaching Aviation Law, Global UAS Regulations (a course she designed to fulfill a need within the UAS degree program), Unmanned Aircraft Ground School, Business Law, and Business Ethics. She also teaches Global UAS Risk Management (another course she designed) for ERAU’s Worldwide Campus.