Drone Domain
  • Home
  • Drones For Business Use
  • Drone Reviews
  • FAQ
  • Blogs
No Result
View All Result
Drone Domain
No Result
View All Result
Drone Domain
Home Drone Reviews

Drone “Dive-Bombing” Passenger Jet

Drone “Dive-Bombing” Passenger Jet Above Las Vegas

Drone Domain Team by Drone Domain Team
June 11, 2024
in Drone Reviews
Reading Time: 2 mins read
0
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter
DroneShield Ltd (ASX:DRO), a global provider of drone detection and mitigation products, notes multiple media reports of a video recently recorded by an unknown drone pilot flying his or her drone disturbingly close to a Frontier Airlines passenger jet as it came into land at McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas.The video shows the drone “dive-bombing” the passenger jet – rapidly dropping towards it from above, as the passenger jet approaches the runway.

This near-miss follows a number of incidents involving drones and manned aircraft. Recent incidents included:

  • A drone struck a passenger Boeing plane descending over a theme park in Argentina.
  • A drone hit a commercial aircraft in Canada.
  • A drone and an airliner collided in Canada.
  • The Ben Gurion Airport in Israel halted traffic as a drone was spotted shortly after United States Vice President Mike Pence disembarked from Air Force Two at the airport during a state visit.
  • A man in New Zealand was charged over the use of a drone that grounded eight helicopters involved in fighting an out-of-control fire.
  • A plane missed a drone by “three seconds” over Glasgow.
  • Multiple near misses between planes and drones at Edinburgh airport.
  • The Sao Paolo Congonhas airport was shut down for 2 hours due to a drone scare.
  • Close encounters between planes and drones were reported at an Alabama airport.
  • Drones were reported to have impeded California firefighting efforts.
  • A drone prompted a diversion of an Arkansas wildfire surveillance plane.

Each incident of near collision between manned aircraft and drones has the potential of causing a heavy loss of life, both in the air and on the ground. Further, each such incident has the potential to cause substantial economic losses.

Airports are not powerless against the nearly-emerged (and no longer emerging) drone threat. DroneShield’s DroneSentinel drone detection system provides early warning of an incoming drone, including the location of the drone and the pilot. The system includes passive radiofrequency, as well as radar, acoustic, thermal and optical sensors. DroneSentinel can be optionally combined with a jammer (in the DroneSentry product) to neutralise the incoming drone threat, following the detection. Additionally, DroneShield’s DroneGun is capable of mobile deployment to intercept rogue drones, as a tactical gun-like jammer.

Airports around the world have commenced budget allocations to drone detection and mitigation. DroneShield is proud to be leading the drone mitigation effort, in partnership with proactive rather than reactive infrastructure industry market leaders globally. But more needs to be done, in order to prevent the otherwise inevitable tragedies from happening.

Previous Post

Yuneec HD Racers Review

Next Post

A Quick Guide for Beginners

Drone Domain Team

Drone Domain Team

Next Post
A Quick Guide for Beginners

A Quick Guide for Beginners

EthernetIP Based Thermal Imaging Drone

Ethernet/IP Based Thermal Imaging Drone

PlexiDrone Promise Deliver to Begin March 2018

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Recommended Reading

    TOP REVIEW

    Yuneec Typhoon H Plus Hexacopter Review

    Yuneec Typhoon H drone

    Here is an honest and unbiased drone review of the Yuneec

    About Us

    We bring you the best Premium WordPress Themes that perfect for news, magazine, personal blog, etc. Check our landing page for details.

    Follow Us

    Popular Tag

    roof inspections

    Recent News

    FPV Australia Adopts the Zephyr Drone

    June 13, 2024
    FlytBase Releases its AI Platform for Drones

    FlytBase Releases its AI Platform for Drones

    June 11, 2024
    • About
    • Privacy & Policy
    • Contact

    © Copyright 2023, All Rights Reserved  |  Website By WordPress Experts | Marketing by Growth Factory

    No Result
    View All Result
    • Home
    • Drones For Business Use
    • Drone Reviews
    • FAQ
    • Blogs

    © Copyright 2023, All Rights Reserved  |  Website By WordPress Experts | Marketing by Growth Factory