Rise in drone hazards irritates pilots, concerns officials
Some of the flying gadgets are being noticed by FAA officials who admit catching operators breaking the rules may be difficult
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Some of the flying gadgets are being noticed by FAA officials who admit catching operators breaking the rules may be difficult
AP: Study found that over half of controllers who committed major errors - like bringing planes too close together - blamed fatigue
FAA investigating after four pilots reported seeing a drone while preparing to land Sunday at one of the busiest airports in the U.S.
Delta flight reported seeing an unmanned aircraft while on approach to John F Kennedy International Airport in New York
The incident was triggered when an Allegiant pilot told air traffic controllers that he was low on fuel and needed to land
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Researchers are working on building a better, smarter, emergency locator transmitter that can sense when a crash is imminent
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Fargo airport in North Dakota was closed for the Blue Angels practice time; pilot declared fuel emergency and said he needed to land
Witnesses say craft spiraled to ground and crashed into ball of flames
The single engine aircraft struck a fence outside home; no one on the ground was hurt
FAA investigating whether a 18-year-old from Connecticut violated its regulations after he posted a video online that shows shots being fired from a drone
An 18-year-old posted a video showing an apparent drone in flight with a gun being shot off it, and he may get in hot water for it
The single engine plane was en route to California when it went down near Henderson, Nev.
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Single-engine plane was flying 28 miles northwest of Albany when the pilot reported having engine trouble
FAA investigating after lasers illuminate the left and right sides of the cockpits, along with the sides of the planes
A "network connectivity issue" prompted a ground stop for all United flights Wednesday morning
The small, relatively inexpensive vehicles could replace humans in a variety of ways around large farms
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) published a video announcing Washington D.C. and surrounding areas are a "no drone zone" for the Fourth of July.
"We've got a real bad vibration. We're losing engines," the pilot told the controller not long before the crash
Identity of pilot, who was alone on the craft, hasn't been released, but multiple reports say it was indeed James Horner
Pilot reported seeing drone while on final approach to Dallas airport
Call for drone restrictions grows louder as officials worry bridge safety is at risk: "It's kind of like the Wild West right now"
The drone appeared the day after the FAA created a "No Drone Zone" around Washington