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Which public actors have we actually opened?

A strategy sentence appears only after a public page was opened. Names in the queue are reading candidates, not a ranking.

Pages opened through 6 November 2026

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Read the last column before you trust the name. A queue row has no strategy.

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A strategy page exists only for an actor whose public page was opened. The count is whatever the table shows, not a ranking.

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Company names in the queue are candidates for the next reading pass. They are not a market ranking and they have no strategy sentence.

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Australia's rules page and a Replicator release did not load. China's English home opened and did not show a drone rule. Those cells stay blank.

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Actors opened, and actors still in the reading queue
ActorPlaceDoorWhat we can sayPage
FAAUnited StatesCivil aviation regulatorThe civil hub sorts flyers by job. A Remote ID page was also opened. Buying rules were not.Read the strategy
EASAEuropean UnionCivil aviation regulatorEU civil rules on the page are risk-based and name three categories. Member-state differences are unread.Read the strategy
European CommissionEuropean UnionPolicy communicationThe 29 November 2022 communication lists 19 actions the Commission intends. It is not proof those actions are finished.Read the strategy
MLITJapanCivil aviation regulatorJapan's English page separates registration, permission, a pilot certificate, and aircraft certification.Read the strategy
UK CAAUnited KingdomCivil aviation regulatorThe CAA page is still an index. Separate orders set 400 feet for every small unmanned aircraft and an operator age of 18.Read the strategy
UK Ministry of DefenceUnited KingdomDefense strategyA 12-page strategy PDF from 22 February 2024 was read. It is not the civil flight rule, and its service cases are not restated.Read the strategy
DGCAIndiaCivil aviation regulatorA home-page banner announced a pause on non-type-certified registration. The rules text is unread.Read the strategy
DIU Blue UASUnited StatesDefense program listThe cleared list is moving to DCMA. The list itself was not opened.Read the strategy
CASAAustraliaCivil aviation regulatorControlled-aerodrome sections of Part 101 were read. Most of the 211 pages were not.Read the strategy
CAACChinaCivil aviation regulatorThe English home opened. Its headlines were not drone rules. No drone strategy is stated.Read the strategy
ReplicatorUnited StatesDefense program, queuedRelease URLs returned 403 or 404. A job title on the DIU home is not a program description.Source needed
SkydioUnited StatesCompany siteThe company home groups products under public safety, inspection, and national security. No contract was read.Read the strategy
DJIChinaCompany, reading queueThe newsroom URL returned a title and no article. No strategy is stated.Source needed
ParrotFranceCompany siteThe about page says Parrot sells professional micro-UAVs to defence and public agencies, and states 2024 revenue of 78 million euros.Read the strategy
ACSLJapanCompany siteThe English home lists 2026 headlines, including a large order and a NEDO item. Those releases were not opened.Read the strategy

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