NFL, Congress Wary of Rising Drone Incursions During Games
American lawmakers and major sports leagues—including the NFL, NCAA, and others—seek greater authority to ground rogue drones.
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Deadly Siege Marks Hamas’ Effective Use of Combat Drone Swarm
Both sides in the growing conflict have deployed drones but are using them in different ways—and with different results.
How It’s Delivered: Wing Gives Us a Glimpse of a Future with Drone Delivery
The company, owned by Google parent Alphabet, gave FLYING an inside look at its new service outside Dallas as drone delivery gathers momentum in the U.S.
Flying Cars, Rocket Ships, Self-Piloting Drones and More Abound at UP.Summit 2023
In this special edition of the Future of FLYING newsletter, we give you an inside look at some of the most futuristic aircraft on Earth—and a roundup of the biggest news.
NATO Set to Adopt British MOD Standard for Counter-Drone Technology
The U.K.’s SAPIENT protocol emphasizes plug-and-play sensors and autonomous decision-making—it could change the battlefield calculus in Ukraine.
Joby Lands in Ohio
Get the latest on Joby, Beta Technologies, Zipline, and more in this week’s Future of FLYING newsletter.
Zipline Drone Delivery Secures Latest BVLOS Approval in Wave of FAA Exemptions
The agency also approved UPS Flight Forward, uAvionix, and Phoenix Air Unmanned for extended operations.
Honeywell, DOE Developing Hydrogen Fuel Storage for Long-Range Drones
The defense titan and the Department of Energy have entered a yearlong collaboration to prototype a new system that converts solid hydrogen to electricity.
Volocopter Enters the U.S. eVTOL Fray
News from Volocopter, NASA, the FAA and more highlight this week’s Future of FLYING newsletter.
Could Europe Beat Out the U.S. Air Taxi Industry?
We explore that question and more in this week’s Future of FLYING newsletter.
