News, deep dives, and analysis — every Drone Companies story, newest first.
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 30, 2026 — the feed below updates with every new story.
China opposes the FCC vote ending recognition of mainland test labs from December 2028, says the US stalled talks, and threatens further countermeasures.
DJI and Hasselblad open a two-floor concept store in Tokyo's Omotesando on October 31, with a flight cage and Mavic 4 Pro and Osmo Pocket 4P posters.
DJI's Matrice 5TD and a November 5 folding thermal drone can't be sold in the US. Research says the ban removes US drone makers' reason to improve.
Zipline says its drones got quieter, Alibaba wins a ruling on a Pentagon lobbying law that also reaches DJI's lobbyists, and Michigan funds organ flights.
DJI Enterprise's November 5 teaser opens on a thermal sensor and shows the Matrice 5TD's gimbal under a drone with folding arms. The 5TD doesn't fold.
A US filmmaker calls the DJI Osmo Pocket 4P a go-to camera after 100 days. Bought on eBay, it falls outside DJI's North America warranty rule.
The FCC voted 3-0 to end a 1991 airborne ban and open 50 MHz of 800 MHz cellular spectrum to drones. The FAA's Part 108 BVLOS rule is due December 7.
Wing says drone delivery must stay safe and quiet for people who never ordered. Its 43 dBA covers cruise; its delivery hover runs about 62 decibels.
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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