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SpaceX cargo ship explodes soon after launch

How SpaceX’s launch failure is also a measure of success

Airline CEO's Convene In Washington For 13th Annual Aviation Summit

Boeing’s new CEO has some tough decisions to make

3D Robotics’ Solo quadrotor drone.

Can 3D Robotics put a dent in China’s consumer drone dominance?

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Is Congress’ new drone safety act an innovation killer?

A Northrop Grumman ad aired during the Super Bowl teased at the defense contractor’s design for the U.S. Air Forces Long-Range Strike Bomber program.

America’s $55 billion bomber battle heats up

DJI Inspire 1 drone robot video screenshot

Why 2015 is the year agriculture drones take off

Despite ban, U.S. military wants more Russian rocket engines

Could drone-filled skies soon be a reality? Senators push bill legalizing commercial drones

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Why the world’s most powerful countries are on a fighter jet spending spree

3rd MAW assists in IA training

U.S. companies are making a killing on foreign military sales

Airplane flies over a drone during the Polar Bear Plunge on Coney Island in the Brooklyn borough of New York

FAA’s relaxed drone rules could mean big changes for industry

An octo-copter drone carrying an electronic scanning array radar typically far too large, expensive, and power hungry for such a small aircraft.

This unsexy technology is set to revolutionize the drone industry

Meet Matternet, the drone delivery startup that’s actually delivering

Gett plans to outmaneuver Uber in NYC without surge pricing

Rocket Lab aims to put small satellites in space for less