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MCALESTER, Oklahoma – Residents in two counties in Oklahoma will soon see unmanned aircraft in the sky after an Indigenous tribe received approval to conduct flights in the area.

Residents in southern Pittsburg County and northern Atoka County will soon see unmanned aircraft in the sky after the Choctaw Nation received approval to conduct flights in the area.

CHOCTAW NATION — Chief Gary Batton said 44,000 acres of land set aside for the testing of unmanned aircraft within his tribe’s southeastern Oklahoma reservation is a new frontier for

CHOCTAW NATION — Chief Gary Batton said 44,000 acres of land set aside for the testing of unmanned aircraft within his tribe’s southeastern Oklahoma reservation is a new frontier for

CHOCTAW NATION — Chief Gary Batton said 44,000 acres of land set aside for the testing of unmanned aircraft within his tribe’s southeastern Oklahoma reservation is a new frontier for

The Choctaw Nation and its partner uAvionix received a first of its kind authorization last week for unmanned drone flights.

The Choctaw Nation and its partner uAvionix received a first of its kind authorization last week for unmanned drone flights.

Choctaw Nation recently showed state officials its latest advancements in the drone program that continues soaring to new heights.

A southeast Oklahoma tribe made its first public beyond-the-visual-line-of-sight drone flight Friday to highlight the latest advancements in its program.

A southeast Oklahoma tribe made its first public beyond-the-visual-line-of-sight drone flight Friday to highlight the latest advancements in its program.