The XQ-67A in a hangar in front of an American flag.General Atomics AeronauticalGeneral Atomics released video showing the maiden flight of the US Air Force's XQ-67A drone.The autonomous aircraft is part of the service's effort to build out its manned and unmanned fleet.The Air Force plans to deliver 100 collaborative combat aircraft by 2029, with up to 2,000 in total.In what appears to be a fist pump as a rapidly built and developed new combat technology comes to life, the US Air Force and contractor General Atomics Aeronautical Systems (GA-ASI) have released a 90-second video showing the first flight of the XQ-67A, a likely predecessor of the service's long-anticipated collaborative combat aircraft, or CCA.The new video, published at the end of June, shows the unmanned aircraft taxiing from a covered hangar at the General Atomics Gray Butte Flight Operations Facility near Palmdale, CA, accelerating on the runway, and cruising and banking in the air before returning for a conventional landing."Move fast.