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FIFA World Cup Drone Restrictions Add DHS Authorization Channel; Utah Helicopter Evades Drone; AirData Integrates with LeoSight

Three major drone industry stories this week: the FAA has revised its FIFA 2026 World Cup NOTAM to add a DHS authorization pathway for commercial operators, with civil penalties up to $75,000 per violation; a firefighting helicopter near Moab, Utah was forced to evade an unauthorized drone at a wildfire scene; and public safety command platform LeoSight has completed an integration with AirData UAV to stream real-time drone telemetry data into its DFR emergency response system.

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