BISFinal Rule
Streamlining Export Controls for Drone Exports
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Summary
The federal government is making it easier for companies to export drones by reducing the paperwork and approval process required. This change is meant to help American drone manufacturers compete globally while still maintaining security checks to prevent dangerous technology from reaching bad actors.
Key Points
- 1Companies exporting drones will face a simpler approval process with fewer bureaucratic steps
- 2The rule applies to commercial and industrial drones, affecting manufacturers and businesses that sell drones internationally
- 3The government will still review exports to ensure drones don't go to countries or groups that pose security risks
- 4The change aims to boost American drone companies' ability to compete in the global market
- 5Public comment period ends February 20, 2026, allowing businesses and citizens to weigh in on the rule
Key Dates
Published
January 21, 2026
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