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FAA's Handling of Boeing 737 MAX 8 Crashes Worries Experts

By W.J. Hennigan

Feds Warn Idiots Are Still Flying Drones Near Airplanes

By Charlotte Alter

Feds to Super Bowl Fans: Leave Your Drones at Home

By Victor Luckerson

More Than 45,000 People Register Drones in 2 Days

By Daniel White
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Drones Will Now Have to Be Registered With the Goverment

FAA launches registration system for owners of small unmanned aircraft

By Victor Luckerson

Laser Strikes on Aircraft Hit Record Numbers

There's already been over 5,000 incidents

By Tessa Berenson

FAA Testing Technology to Track Drones Near Airports

Drones near airports pose dangers, the FAA said

By Tessa Berenson

FAA Hits Drone Company With Biggest Fine Ever

It's the largest civil penalty ever

By Tanya Basu

The Number of Drones Expected to Sell During the Holidays Is Scaring the Government

The skies could be filled with 1 million more drones by Christmas

By Michal Addady / Fortune

The FAA Warned Airplane Makers About Exploding Engines

Did cracks in a British Airways flight's turbofan engine go undetected?

By Robert Hackett / Fortune

Why Almost 1,000 Flights Were Grounded This Weekend

A software update was to blame

By Michal Addady / Fortune

Capt. ‘Sully’ Warns of Drone vs. Plane Collisions

"It is not a matter of if it will happen. It is a matter of when it will happen"

By Clay Dillow / Fortune

Drone Sightings by Pilots More Than Doubled

Pilots have spotted more than 650 drones so far

By Tessa Berenson

Amazon Wants a Special Air Zone For Its Fancy Delivery Drones

The Internet retailer wants a 200-foot space of air

By Kia Kokalitcheva / Fortune

Boeing Warns Airlines: Lithium Battery Shipments Are a Fire Hazard

Could a battery explosion have brought down MH370?

By Jonathan Chew / Fortune

Passenger Plane Narrowly Avoids Hitting Drone Over NYC

Near-collision occurred on the way to LaGuardia Airport

By Victor Luckerson

FAA Will Study Pilots' Mental Health

A committee will provide recommendations within six months

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Here's Why Wi-Fi on Planes Could Lead to Disaster

You'll never complain again about not having the Internet at 30,000 ft.

By David Stout

Amazon Gets Permission to Test Its Delivery Drones

The FAA allowed the company to test a newer prototype

By Sarah Begley

FAA Allows Amazons to Test Drones

But don't expect a drone on your doorstep anytime soon

By Alex Fitzpatrick
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