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US takes steps to regulate wireless links used to control pilotless aircraft | News | Flight Global
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Company: Pilotless passenger planes 5 years away | CNN
Pilotless planes could be possible by 2025 | The Independent | The Independent
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Ground-crew filling the tank of an Australian-made jindivik pilotless, jet, radio-controlled target aircraft with fuel before the Jindvik took off on a test flight at Woomera Rocket Range, SA, on May 2.
Hewitt-Sperry Automatic Airplane - Wikipedia
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Radio Control - British Model Flying Association
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What's the difference between a drone and a radio controlled airplane? - Quora
A ground crew gives the "thumbs up (she's ready)" sign to ***** a Jindivik pilotless, jet, radio-controlled target aircraft ***** for launching. Mr. Menzies then launched the plane by pressing button two
