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The FAA Is Concerned About Your Christmas Lights
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Are airplane seats getting dangerously small? The FAA is about to find out.
Fast Company
The FAA is banning some MacBook Pros from flights–here’s why
The Verge
The FAA has reportedly banned the recalled MacBook Pro from all flights
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The FAA gave the first ever go-ahead for a drone to fly at a major airport
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FutureShift
The FAA just settled one of the biggest drone lawsuits ever
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Re/code
The FAA just issued the largest fine ever against a company for flying drones illegally
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Legal
Re/code
The FAA has issued nearly 23,000 drone pilot licenses in just three months
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TechCrunch
What the drone industry wants from the FAA and Trump
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SpaceX targets early January for Falcon 9 rocket’s return to flight after explosion
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Apple Said to Fly Drones to Improve Maps Data and Catch Google
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Technical.ly
DC's Drone User Group is fundraising for the Maryland hobbyist who's suing the FAA DC
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CNET
It's illegal to use Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 on a plane, says FAA
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TechCrunch
The FAA asks airlines to prohibit powering up or charging the Galaxy Note 7 on flights
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WIRED
Go Ahead, Fly a Tiny Drone. The Man Doesn't Have to Know
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BI Tech
Airlines and the FAA have placed major restrictions on flying with the Samsung Galaxy Note 7
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Slashdot
CPSC: Stop Using The Samsung Galaxy Note 7
BI Tech
The FAA 'strongly advises' against turning on a Samsung Galaxy Note 7 in flight because it might explode
Mobile devices
Flying
VentureBeat
FAA ‘strongly advises’ against using Samsung Galaxy Note7 in-flight
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GSMArena.com
Samsung Galaxy Note7 may be banned from US flights
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