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Drone makers cautious of Obama plans to register the craft

Some drone industry representatives are reacting cautiously to plans by the Obama administration to combat a growing safety threat by requiring buyers to register their drones with the government.

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FAA Administrator Michael Huerta, left, accompanied by Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx, center, and Airline Pilots Association President Tim Canoll, right, answers questions at a news conference at the Department of Transportation in Washington, Monday, Oct. 19, 2015, where the creation of a task force to develop recommendations for a registration process for Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) was announced. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik)

(Bloomberg) — Some drone industry representatives are reacting cautiously to plans by the Obama administration to combat a growing safety threat by requiring buyers to register their drones with the government.

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