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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has changed its rules on giving out astronaut wings, stopping Jeff Bezos and crew.

The Federal Aviation Administration has announced that a Boeing 737 has crashed off the coast of Hawaii after engine problems.

A report assessing Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) from the Office of The Director of National Intelligence has been released.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) releases its new drone regulations: Remote ID acts as a 'license plate for drones'.

Someone is flying around in a jet pack like a rocket man, annoying air traffic controllers at LAX -- and it's not the first time.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has approved Amazon for its first commercial delivery trials with drones in the US.

$100 off on an entry-level MacBook Air is a nice discount!

FAA alerts all major US airlines about Apple MacBook Pro laptop ban on flights.

Amazon are moving one propeller closer to their drone delivery system becoming a reality.

SpaceX should launch satellites for Iridium Communications on December 16th.

Amazon is buying the 'Amazon of the Middle East', Souq.com for $1 billion.

Galaxy Note 7 problems see Samsung shares have $26 billion wiped away.

Slurpee's delivered by drones? Sign me up, 7-Eleven.

Startup's drone combines portability with 'follow me' functionality, among other features.

A boy in the UK has lost his eye after a terrible collision with an unmanned aerial vehicle.

Amazon takes to the skies to dramatically speed up deliveries.

Gogo's plans for 70Mbps in-flight Wi-Fi get approved by the FAA.

The FAA has warned of a rare power-down issue in the Boeing 787 Dreamliner that could happen mid-flight.

Aircraft are increasingly connected to the outside world, and that poses significant security threats.

Hollywood directors are using drones to help film commercials, TV episodes, and movies.

CNN news organization has received approval from the FAA to use drones to help capture news, as research continues.

The FAA has made it illegal to fly over crowded sports stadiums or race tracks in the United States, providing security against potential attacks.

Judges and lawyers counter-argue pointing out that small electronic devices are no more dangerous than books that allowed in flights for a very long time.

FAA investigating claims that a pilot spotted a drone flying over Brooklyn.

FAA grounds all Boeing 787s after a second battery-related fire breaks out.

Denver man spots UFO in the sky, tells CNN who don't believe him - they come down and record the UFO.

FAA approves iPad for use in electronic flight kit, will be allowed in all phases of flight.

Pilots from American Airlines can now use iPads in the cockpit.

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