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A new Florida rule prohibits local government and law enforcement agencies from using Chinese-made drones, including those from global leader DJI.

U.S. military officials called the interception of an unmanned aircraft by the fighter “aggressive” and part of an emerging pattern.

The FAA is exploring new rules and technology as part of the MOSAIC rulemaking package.

Companies specializing in sensor and security technology provided systems aimed at the integration of uncrewed aircraft.

The group helps senators focus on safety, workforce, and other priorities ahead of the FAA’s 2023 reauthorization.

A Texas man is accused of using a drone to try to drop cell phones and other contraband into a federal prison.

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) wants U.S. Air Force aerial tankers to take refueling to the next level by powering up unmanned aircraft systems with laser beams of energy in order to extend their range. DARPA’s Tactical Technology Office laid out the idea for the Airborne Energy Well concept in a Request for […]

The 15-year-old drone pilot spotted the column of the Russian troops’s position overhead as they were headed to Kyiv, according to a report.

The “wolf pack” drone swarm technique deployed during the test simulated a stimulate, hunt, kill, and assess tactic.

National aviation regulators in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have given Dubai a green light to use drones to support daily civil defense operations, including firefighting.