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	Federal Register / Vol. 78, NoFriday, September 20, Rules and Regulations Paragraph 6005 Class E Airspace Areas Extending Upward From 700 Feet or More DocID: 1xUzU - View Document
	This holiday season the Federal Aviation Administration anticipates that millions of new Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS); commonly referred to as drones, will be received as gifts and enter the US Airspace System. As the DocID: 1vkPm - View Document
	1 Turkey-Russia Tensions: It is Different This Time On October 3, a Russian Su-30 entered Turkish airspace after a bombing run in northern Syria. The jet departed after two Turkish F-16s scrambled in response. The move DocID: 1uNLS - View Document
	May 24- Technology Drone Update SPEAKER: Gregory S. McNeal, JD/PhD, is a nationally recognized expert on drones and topics related to technology, law and policy. As co-founder of airspace information and services provide DocID: 1uDBS - View Document
	Testimony FAA REAUTHORIZATION: ISSUES IN MODERNIZING AND OPERATING THE NATION’S AIRSPACE STATEMENT OF NICHOLAS E. CALIO PRESIDENT AND CEO, AIRLINES FOR AMERICA DocID: 1uD1R - View Document