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Samsung’s preliminary report to the Korean Agency for Technology and Standards cites production error for Galaxy Note 7 mishap.

In light of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 recall, here are some helpful tips for existing owners as to what to do with their potentially dangerous smartphones.

The technology giant is planning on replacing the phones’ batteries in South Korea starting Sept. 19, after it confirmed 35 cases of its latest handsets catching fire.

According to reports, the crash occurred northwest of the village of Russian Mission, about 375 miles west of Anchorage.

Regulations for operating drones in U.S. airspace were announced by the Federal Aviation Administration in June and took effect Monday.

Authorities are referring to the crash, which left 16 dead in Texas Saturday, as the worst such disaster in the U.S.

These tests, the first of their kind in the U.K., will help Amazon understand how drones can be used safely and reliably in the logistics industry.

The aviation authority is set to allow drones weighing roughly 50 pounds to fly at low altitudes, only in daylight and within sight of operators.

The single-engine Cessna crashed during takeoff from Port Allen Airport in Hanapepe Monday morning.

The aircraft landed in Philadelphia's Fishtown neighborhood after experiencing engine trouble, authorities said.

A JetBlue pilot reportedly failed a breath test after his co-pilot said he was drinking an unknown beverage during flights.

The Federal Aviation Administration said that the U.S. will have 2.5 million drones by the end of 2016, and the number will increase to seven million in four years.

No evasive action was taken by the crew, and the plane, Lufthansa Flight 456, reportedly made safe landing minutes later without further incident.

The U.S. Air Force patrols the secretive base with low flying military helicopters.

The Federal Aviation Administration sued Southwest Airlines in November 2014 for violating safety regulations on 44 Boeing 737 planes.

The U.S., which receives about 100 reports per month from pilots who can see drones from the cockpit, will begin registering the aircraft Dec. 21.

The video, hosted by British TV personality Jeremy Clarkson, shows a hypothetical transaction from a "not-too-distant future."

The 243-foot-long, helium-filled blimp became untethered from its mooring at the Edgewood Area of Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland shortly before noon Wednesday.

The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating the cause of the crash, which resulted in “an unknown number of victims.”

As drones go mainstream, there’s been an uptick in police responding to drone-related incidents.

The agency also proposed a $1.9 million lawsuit against an aerial photography company.

The debris of the single-engine RV-10 aircraft was found scattered across a pine forest in Bacon County, southeastern Georgia.

Emergency officials were looking for the pilot on board the Mooney M20 aircraft that was headed to Atlantic City International Airport from Gaylord, Michigan.

Passengers were evacuated from the London-bound British Airways jet, and flights to and from Las Vegas were briefly delayed.

The Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board are investigating the two incidents.

Dozens of people died in several unrelated plane crashes in Indonesia, New Jersey, Virginia and Califronia.

The FAA has resolved the computer glitch that caused delays of hundreds of flights in the U.S. Saturday, but the agency is unsure what caused it.

An automation problem at an air traffic control center in Virginia was reportedly to blame for more than 440 flights that were delayed or canceled Saturday.

State police, the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board were investigating the cause.