Facebook's internet drone takes to the skies again

Facebook's gigantic Aquila drone has the wingspan of a 737 - but can ruj on the power of three hairdryers. The revolutionary craft has completed its second test flight as Facebook works on its plan to use to beam the internet to people in remote areas with no mobile network coverage. However, while the craft aced its flight, the landing left a little to be desired as the craft damaged its propellers. The aircraft flew for 1 hour and 46 minutes, and landed at the Yuma Proving Ground (YPG) in Yuma, Arizona. 'A few seconds before landing, the autopilot stopped the propellers as planned in order to lock them horizontally,' Facebook's Martin Luis Gomez said.