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New FAA rule keeps pilots from using personal electronics in the cockpit

12

Feb

2014

While recent changes to Federal Aviation Administration laws meant airline passengers could use their personal electronic devices more freely during all phases of a flight, its done just the opposite within the cockpit. A new rule that goes into effect two months from now means pilots can no longer use electronics devices like cell phones, tablets, or […]

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Mysterious Drone Zipping Around Fatal Crash Scene Prompts FAA Investigation

07

Feb

2014

This was probably the type of drone. A mysterious drone buzzing around a fatal car cash in Connecticut has prompted an investigation by the Federal Aviation Administration. According to a police report obtained by the news outlet, police are questioning the safety and idiocy of why someone wanted to do this. It’s more than likely that […]

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U.S. cracks open skies to testing, use of aerial drones

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Dec

2013

By Alwyn Scott NEW YORK (Reuters) – The U.S. government took a step on Monday toward opening the skies to aerial drones, authorizing six sites where unmanned aircraft can be tested for a variety of uses. The Federal Aviation Administration already had approved limited use of drones in the United States for law enforcement, surveillance, […]

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