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Drone technology is anticipated to have a $6.8 billion impact on the insurance industry.

Keeping up with commercial drone risks

Drone adoption will likely continue to grow among personal hobbyists not to mention the increased popularity of drones for commercial applications.

By Zack Schmiesing | Updated on January 04, 2018
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Underwriters have no appetite, or a very limited appetite, for commercial operations that put the drone overhead or in close proximity to people. (Photo: iStock)

Business analysts predict the U.S. drone industry will grow to $91 billion by 2024.

Related: 10 risks and misuses for drones

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