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The plane flew about 130 miles from White Plains, New York to Berks County.

Vermont will probably never rival Silicon Valley, Austin or Boston as a tech hub; its woodsy reputation is too deeply ingrained. But as a setting...

After partnering with the US Air Force to install the first-ever charging station at a USAF base, Beta Technologies is taking another major step toward e...

Beta Technologies is building a network of charging stations while it pursues certification of its electric aircraft.

The certificate is a major milestone for the urban air mobility industry, which had yet to see an aircraft receive commercial approval.

Check out these photos of cargo drones, electric flying machines, Army gear, and remote-controlled construction equipment at a Texas event.

Electric flying machines, drones, remote-controlled construction equipment, and the Army's AR goggles were all on hand at a Texas event.

On Tuesday, an electric airplane stopped at Floyd Bennett Memorial Airport near Glens Falls. The plane is one of two current prototypes by a Vermont-based aviation company looking to bring more electric power to their industry.

The Station is a weekly newsletter focused on transportation. This week, there's news on Cruise, Tesla, Uber and the UP Summit.

Want to build electric airplanes? Design semiconductors? Develop renewable energy solutions to help fight climate change? You can find a job doing any of the above — and more — in Vermont. Come check out the options at this year’s Vermont Tech Jam, an annual career and tech expo on Saturday, October 21, at Hula — a coworking campus on the Burlington waterfront. (7D PROMO)