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And then I talked to Greg Riverdio.

He is with Pilot Institute, the co-founder of Pilot Institute.

And we talked again about that survey that we ran alongside Pilot Institute.

And then just about the industry in general.

And I think, you know, the way I sort of ended my portion of that session is something that I feel pretty strongly about, which is that I don't think the industry does itself any favors if it just straight up ignores the challenges.

The regulatory picture is still shaping up rapidly for both regions, but it was a very good conversation.

early step but otherwise for for the event uh the the rest of the conference program i'm not gonna spend too much time talking about that just because i i'm the one who put together the conference program i don't know how valuable it is to hear for you to hear me say it was great when it was sort of my creation that's why i'm very proud of of what was put together and want to thank all the speakers There were incredible presentations that were sort of vertical specific, talking about how people are working in agriculture, in construction, in utilities, panel discussions around how people are thinking about the FCC covered list, how people are thinking about preparing for Part 108 and Part 146, which is an often forgotten part of these BV lost regulations.

The Pilot Institute had...

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So...

This is coming from Pilot Institute, our buddies over there.

This is like super comprehensive, and I love this breakdown.

So this is the FCC military-grade proposal comment record.

Absolutely.

So, yeah, you can kind of go through, you can break it down by different organization types and stuff like that, which is super cool.

Great piece of work, as usual, from Greg and his team at Pilot Institute.

yeah super super cool so definitely worth a look through um great information in here um and like I would love to see this on just about everything uh NPRM and and uh RFIs and all that kind of stuff like this is just super breakdown I love it all right um Let's see.

insane?

But, right, a study, Pilot Institute, or they had a video about a study recently where 97% of all consumer.

Yeah.

Maybe all, I don't know if it's consumer.

Matt Collins, content manager at Commercial UAV News, walked through the findings at the 12.30 p.m. keynote at Caesars Forum on Tuesday.

His publication ran the survey with Pilot Institute earlier this year.

I was in the room hours, not me, the writer here, was in the room hours after sitting through the morning panel where three operators described what the same decision is already doing to their repair queues.

The date on the field work matters as much as any percentage on the slide.

having where I feel like we ended up in a pretty good place with where we landed with the FAA and not that that's completely over and not that there aren't dumb things in place but it certainly ended up better than it could have and now here we go again with another alphabet organization trying to be all silly

If I could add, if you go to YouTube and go to Pilot Institute, they have a video they released five days ago.

And I watched it.

It's good.

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