Interceptor drones
Sixteen systems built to destroy other drones, with the maker’s own top speed where one is published and the ministry, contract or sale notice behind each.
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Data
Lists that governments and companies publish in pieces, or not at all, kept in one place and checked against their sources. Each one can be downloaded as a CSV.
Defense and counter-drone
Loitering munitions roster
Twenty-four systems and one European programme, with the range, warhead and cost figures their builders or buyers have actually stated.
25 rowsChecked Oct 7, 2026CSV
European loitering-munition orders
Twenty-four orders, approvals, frameworks and letters of intent from thirteen European buyers since 2022, with quantity, value and how firm each one is.
24 rowsChecked Oct 7, 2026CSV
DHS counter-UAS contract
Twelve firms hold the five-year, $1.5 billion DHS counter-UAS contract. Which track each sits on, and what that track buys.
12 rowsChecked Oct 7, 2026CSV
State counter-drone laws
Seventeen states and the National Capital Region: nine states with a counter-drone law of their own (eleven acts, 2025–2026) and twelve recipients of FEMA’s first $250 million in counter-UAS grants.
18 rowsChecked Oct 10, 2026CSV
Approvals, bans and rules
Blue UAS Cleared List
Forty-three manufacturers and the 74 aircraft listed under them on the official DCMA Blue List, read on 8 October 2026.
43 rowsChecked Oct 8, 2026CSV
Blue UAS Framework
The 245 flight controllers, radios, GPS modules, cameras, ground stations and other parts on the official DCMA Framework List, read on 9 October 2026.
245 rowsChecked Oct 9, 2026CSV
FCC conditional approvals
Nineteen conditional approvals exempting named foreign-made drones and components from the Covered List, each with the notice that granted it, and the six rule changes around them.
25 rowsChecked Oct 7, 2026CSV
FCC approvals by brand
Ten foreign drone brands, the last new product each had approved before the FCC stopped authorising foreign-made drones, and what it has been granted since.
10 rowsChecked Oct 12, 2026CSV
FAA 44807 approved list
The 202 aircraft on the FAA’s 2 October 2026 list under 49 U.S.C. 44807, with type, approved take-off weight and which of the two lists each sits on.
202 rowsChecked Oct 8, 2026CSV
Part 135 delivery operators
The eight drone operators certificated as air carriers since 2019, in the order the FAA issued them, plus the two crewed cargo carriers the FAA has exempted to fly drones under certificates they already held.
10 rowsChecked Oct 7, 2026CSV
State drone procurement laws
Twelve states, from Florida in 2021 to New Hampshire in 2026: ten statutes, one regulation and one executive list, each with who it binds, what it treats as foreign and when the purchase and operation bans bite.
12 rowsChecked Oct 7, 2026CSV
Section 232 tariff schedule
Every Section 232 band that applies to uncrewed aircraft and their components: what it covers, the rate, and when it bites.
10 rowsChecked Oct 7, 2026CSV
Industry
US drone manufacturers
66 companies headquartered in the United States that design and sell their own uncrewed aircraft, from Reaper-class aircraft to palm-sized quadcopters, with a notable US government order for each.
66 rowsChecked Oct 10, 2026CSV
Contracts and funding
Contracts
Drone, counter-drone and uncrewed-vehicle awards from the Pentagon's daily notices and other buyers, with firm orders and ceilings kept apart.
108 awardsChecked Oct 13, 2026CSV
Funding rounds
Rounds raised by drone and air-mobility companies, each from the company's or investor's own announcement or a filing.
49 roundsChecked Oct 12, 2026CSV
Daily seals
The fingerprint of each day's record of FlightBrief's archive of official drone pages, with its two outside timestamps.
17 daysLatest Oct 13, 2026