As of today, Google has the all clear from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to start testing its drones at any of six FAA-approved test sites in the US. Until now, FAA guidelines prohibited drones in the US to operate without a human pilot, or beyond the pilot’s line of sight. Because of these regulations, most of the testing leading up to full-scale drone delivery services from the likes of Amazon, Google and others happened overseas. Today though, the FAA loosened the guidelines for Google as part of a White House initiative aimed at speeding the deployment of these drone delivery…

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