Every next second of life is unknown, but it can be benign.The drone "black fly" incident is boiling over, but we are still the only ones waiting for us.
According to U.S. media reports, a U.S. airliner and a drone passed by a few days ago, only about 30 meters apart. Fortunately, there was no accident.
On July 31st, at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport, the Delta Air Lines MD88 passenger plane carrying 5 crew members and 154 passengers was flying to the runway to land. The pilot suddenly noticed a drone southwest of its right wing.
According to the Federal Aviation Administration, the pilot said to the command center at the time: “There is a drone flying on the southwest side of the aircraft."The command center asked, “What is the flight altitude?"”I think it's 100 feet (about 30 meters) below me, just below the right wing.""Then, the command center reminded the next plane: "Be careful, the one in front of you reported that a drone was found."”
The pilot did not avoid and dodge in the end, but fortunately, the plane landed safely without an accident.
Earlier this year, a drone flew at an altitude of about 2,700 feet (about 823 meters) over Brooklyn, New York, forcing an airliner flying at Laguardia Airport to climb 200 feet (about 61 meters) in order to dodge.
With the increase in the number of drone accidents, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has launched an action to call on drone enthusiasts to stay away from airports.
The airport may be vast and have a good view in the eyes of drone enthusiasts.As a result, many people ignore discipline and go to the airport to control drones with a sense of luck. Indeed, this loophole has caused many accidents. However, one thing falls and one thing falls. Nuoanyue's low-altitude slow-speed small-target drone defense system mainly targets this situation and uses powerful detection equipment as a safety escort to nip all flying threats in the bud.
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