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This is the master index of every drone company DroneXL covers, from DJI’s consumer empire and Skydio’s enterprise machines to delivery operators like Zipline and defense players like Anduril. Each company page collects our full archive for that manufacturer: breaking news, hands-on reviews, and analysis, newest first. Pick a company below, or start with the feed of company news on this page.
Last updated October 11, 2026 — the feed below updates with every new story.
Twenty new DroneXL resident guides for towns facing drone delivery: who flies, who decides, what towns can still do, and eight dates before Nov. 10.
Ukraine's Airlogix is in talks to raise $100 million at over $2 billion, Forbes reports. The price rests on drone factories in Germany, Canada and the UK.
Zipline's Austin hub sits outside Round Rock city limits. The city says its zoning has no rule for drone hubs and will write one after a second opens.
AirShaper says Wingtra simulated 180 WingtraRAY candidates in six months and gained 56% payload and 12% efficiency over the WingtraOne.
The FCC votes October 29 on ending recognition of every mainland China test lab by December 1, 2028. DJI's Osmo Pocket 4P was tested at one of them.
FCC votes October 29 on lifting a 1991 airplane-phone rule that kept drones off 50 MHz of carrier spectrum. AT&T, Verizon and Zipline backed it.
Zipline opened delivery in Round Rock on October 9 for 5,000 residents, two days before comments close on the FAA's draft review of its Austin plans.
Welcome to your weekly UAS news update. We have four stories for you this week: the DJI Neo 3 has a video leak, Sky Elements sets a Guinness World Record, the FAA hands out $12 million to drone test sites, and the FBI doubles its counter-drone school capacity.
DJI, by a wide margin — roughly 3,000 articles, with its own news desk and a separate page for rumors and leaks. Skydio, Autel Robotics, Parrot, Zipline and Amazon's Prime Air follow, and the defense and delivery operators have grown fastest over the past two years.
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