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Wednesday June 3, 2020

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Federal Aviation Administration

Boeing To Pay $12 Million To Settle Enforcement Cases, Will Enhance Its Compliance System

Boeing To Pay $12 Million To Settle Enforcement Cases, Will Enhance Its Compliance System

The U.S. Department Transportation’s Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has announced in a press release that Boeing Commercial Airplanes has agreed to pay $12 million to settle its multiple pending and potential enforcement cases.

Wal-Mart Asks Permission to Test Drones for Home Delivery and Pickup, Looking to Compete Against Amazon

Wal-Mart Asks Permission to Test Drones for Home Delivery, Pickup, Looking to Compete Against Amazon

Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. has applied to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for permission to test drones for home delivery.

U.S. to Announce the Registration of Drones, Address Increasing Number of Unauthorized Drone Sightings

U.S. to Announce the Registration of Drones, Address Increasing Number of Unauthorized Drone Sightings

The U.S. government is planning to announce a new initiative that would require people who plan to buy a drone to register the device with the U.S Department of Transportation, according to a report from NBC News. The new initiative is the government’s response to the increased reports of unauthorized sightings of unmanned drones near airports and crowded public venues.

Delta Airlines Boeing 777

Delta CEO: Passengers In-Flight Calls 'Detract From, Not Enhance Their Experience'

In-flight calls may not be available on Delta Airlines.

Hawaii Airlines 767-300

Hawaii Airlines Joins FAA's Portable Electronic Devices Party

Hawaii Airlines now allows portable electronic devices throughout all facets of its flights.

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