The Federal Aviation Administration on Sunday issued long-awaited proposed rules for the commercial use of unmanned aircraft—drones.
Until recently, drones were known principally as a U.S. military tool in countries like Pakistan. But more than a million small drones have been sold in the last few years, and regulators have become increasingly concerned about reckless flyovers.
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