Autonomous Drones Could Change Aviation Landscape - FLYING Magazine
FAA Approves First Fully Automated Commercial Drone Flights - WSJ
Drone company gets unlimited commercial approval from FAA | ZDNET
Understanding the FAA's New Drone Type Certification Process | Unmanned Systems Technology
Airobotics is proceeding towards Type Certification of its automated drone system after final airworthiness criteria was published by the FAA – sUAS News – The Business of Drones
American Robotics receives FAA exemption for commercial drones
FAA is giving commercial drone operators the green light | ZDNET
Dayton firm secures exclusive drone partnership with Microsoft | WKEF
Dedrone Expands FAA Partnership for Counterdrone Operations at Airport
Delivery Drones Are Coming and the FAA Wants to Be Ready
The FAA Says It Will Allow Commercial Drones to Fly Over People
FAA Final Rule on Remote ID of Unmanned Aircraft | CineD
White paper offers advice to FAA about how to 'turbocharge' growth of drone services - Aerospace America
Southern Company System Granted FAA Waiver for Autonomous BVLOS Operations - Inside Unmanned Systems
American Robotics Becomes First Company Approved by the FAA To Operate Automated Drones Without Human Operators On-Site | Business Wire
UPS wins first FAA approval for drone delivery airline
Part 107 Autonomy Skydio Drone | Skydio
Timeline of Drone Integration | Federal Aviation Administration
Israeli firm gets FAA nod to fly automated drones anywhere in US
Wing Drone Delivery Company Gets FAA OK To Operate As An Airline : NPR
Delek approved by FAA for BVLOS flights
Drone Delivery? Amazon Moves Closer With F.A.A. Approval - The New York Times
Ondas Holdings' Airobotics Moves One Step Closer to Deploying Fully Automated Drones in US Cities After FAA Approved Noise Certification Standard For its Optimus System
FAA Unveils Drone Rules: Autonomy Is In, Drone Delivery Is Out - IEEE Spectrum
Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Issues Much-Anticipated Drone Rules to Advance Safety and Innovation in the United States - National Center for Autonomous Technology (NCAT)
FAA Proposes Rule To Require Remote Identification Of Drones - AVweb
