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China Gives Green Signal To First Pilotless Flying Taxis For Commercial Use
China has approved the country's first-ever autonomous passenger drones, or "flying taxis", for commercial use.
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Drones Search For Last 2 Passengers At Nepal Plane Crash Site
Searchers used drones and rappelled down a 200 metres (656 feet) deep gorge in west Nepal on Tuesday to search for two passengers still unaccounted for after the country's deadliest plane crash in 30 years, which killed at least 70 people.
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India's 1st Passenger Drone, Built For Indian Navy, Can Carry 130 Kgs
A startup in Maharashtra's Pune has created the country's first passenger drone - Varuna. The pilotless drone, developed for the Indian Navy, can carry a payload of up to 130 kgs.
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 Europe Aviation Regulator EASA Sees First Flying Taxis in 2024 or 2025
Europe could see the first flying taxis enter service as early as 2024, the region's top aviation regulator said on Wednesday.
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Railways' Ninja Drones To Ensure Safety Of Assets, Passengers: Minister
The Railways has procured Ninja unmanned aerial vehicles for monitoring its assets and ensure safety for passengers, Railways Minister Piyush Goyal has said.
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London's Heathrow Airport Resumes Flights After Drone Sighting Halts Ops
London's Heathrow Airport, Europe's busiest hub in terms of passenger numbers, said it has suspended all departures on Tuesday following a drone sighting.
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This Startup's New Passenger Drone Is 'Like a Flight Simulator That You Can Ride In,' CEO Says
The aircraft can travel just over 100kmph at top speed and includes air-cushioned floats, allowing it to land on water if necessary.
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New Drone Like "Flight Simulator You Can Ride In", Says Startup CEO
If Matt Chasen gets his way, there will be a time - in the not-so-distant future - when commuters are able to order an air taxi that whisks them across town in minutes, bypassing traffic-clogged streets below.
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2 Arrested Over London Airport Drone Incident, Flights Resume
Two people were arrested in connection with the "criminal use of drones" at London Gatwick Airport, police said today, after three days of disruption affected tens of thousands of passengers during the pre-Christmas getaway.
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London Gatwick Airport Reopens Flights Resume Despite New Drone Sighting
Flights resumed again on Friday at London Gatwick Airport after a new drone sighting, in a third day of Christmas getaway misery that has left tens of thousands of passengers stranded. Flights were briefly halted on Friday evening following what a Gatwick spokeswoman said was a "confirmed sighting of a drone" -- but resumed quickly afterwards.
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London Gatwick Airport Flights Halted After New Suspected Drone Sighting
Flights were suspended again Friday at London Gatwick Airport due to a fresh suspected drone sighting, in a third day of Christmas getaway misery that has left tens of thousands of passengers stranded.
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Drones Force London's Gatwick Airport Shut, Thousands of Passengers Impacted
Gatwick Airport — Britain's second-busiest by passenger numbers — closed its runway Wednesday evening after two drones were spotted.
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London's Gatwick Airport To Stay Closed After Another Drone Sighting
Flights at London's Gatwick airport remained suspended early on Thursday, five hours after the UK'S second-busiest airport halted them to investigate reports of two drones flying over its airfield, inconveniencing passengers days before the Christmas holiday period.
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Mexican Passenger Jet Damaged in Possible Midair Drone Hit
"The exact cause is still being investigated," Aeromexico said in a statement. "The aircraft landed normally and the passengers' safety was never compromised."
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Minister Wants 'Autorickshaws-Like' Passenger Drones to Help Decongest Cities
Passenger drones can help decongest the choked city roads, Minister of State for Civil Aviation Jayant Sinha has said.
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China Gives Green Signal To First Pilotless Flying Taxis For Commercial Use
China has approved the country's first-ever autonomous passenger drones, or "flying taxis", for commercial use.
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Drones Search For Last 2 Passengers At Nepal Plane Crash Site
Searchers used drones and rappelled down a 200 metres (656 feet) deep gorge in west Nepal on Tuesday to search for two passengers still unaccounted for after the country's deadliest plane crash in 30 years, which killed at least 70 people.
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India's 1st Passenger Drone, Built For Indian Navy, Can Carry 130 Kgs
A startup in Maharashtra's Pune has created the country's first passenger drone - Varuna. The pilotless drone, developed for the Indian Navy, can carry a payload of up to 130 kgs.
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 Europe Aviation Regulator EASA Sees First Flying Taxis in 2024 or 2025
Europe could see the first flying taxis enter service as early as 2024, the region's top aviation regulator said on Wednesday.
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Railways' Ninja Drones To Ensure Safety Of Assets, Passengers: Minister
The Railways has procured Ninja unmanned aerial vehicles for monitoring its assets and ensure safety for passengers, Railways Minister Piyush Goyal has said.
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London's Heathrow Airport Resumes Flights After Drone Sighting Halts Ops
London's Heathrow Airport, Europe's busiest hub in terms of passenger numbers, said it has suspended all departures on Tuesday following a drone sighting.
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This Startup's New Passenger Drone Is 'Like a Flight Simulator That You Can Ride In,' CEO Says
The aircraft can travel just over 100kmph at top speed and includes air-cushioned floats, allowing it to land on water if necessary.
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New Drone Like "Flight Simulator You Can Ride In", Says Startup CEO
If Matt Chasen gets his way, there will be a time - in the not-so-distant future - when commuters are able to order an air taxi that whisks them across town in minutes, bypassing traffic-clogged streets below.
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2 Arrested Over London Airport Drone Incident, Flights Resume
Two people were arrested in connection with the "criminal use of drones" at London Gatwick Airport, police said today, after three days of disruption affected tens of thousands of passengers during the pre-Christmas getaway.
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London Gatwick Airport Reopens Flights Resume Despite New Drone Sighting
Flights resumed again on Friday at London Gatwick Airport after a new drone sighting, in a third day of Christmas getaway misery that has left tens of thousands of passengers stranded. Flights were briefly halted on Friday evening following what a Gatwick spokeswoman said was a "confirmed sighting of a drone" -- but resumed quickly afterwards.
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London Gatwick Airport Flights Halted After New Suspected Drone Sighting
Flights were suspended again Friday at London Gatwick Airport due to a fresh suspected drone sighting, in a third day of Christmas getaway misery that has left tens of thousands of passengers stranded.
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Drones Force London's Gatwick Airport Shut, Thousands of Passengers Impacted
Gatwick Airport — Britain's second-busiest by passenger numbers — closed its runway Wednesday evening after two drones were spotted.
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London's Gatwick Airport To Stay Closed After Another Drone Sighting
Flights at London's Gatwick airport remained suspended early on Thursday, five hours after the UK'S second-busiest airport halted them to investigate reports of two drones flying over its airfield, inconveniencing passengers days before the Christmas holiday period.
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Mexican Passenger Jet Damaged in Possible Midair Drone Hit
"The exact cause is still being investigated," Aeromexico said in a statement. "The aircraft landed normally and the passengers' safety was never compromised."
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Minister Wants 'Autorickshaws-Like' Passenger Drones to Help Decongest Cities
Passenger drones can help decongest the choked city roads, Minister of State for Civil Aviation Jayant Sinha has said.
