MANY small airfields have a minimally trained “controller” altho’ licensed by the CAA and no two way R/T recording to fall back on if there is an accident or incident.
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Big buggers!!
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https://www.ft.com/content/dd2e936e-5934-49f1-8aa6-29dea9a41b18
The US missing the fact that pretty much all electrical components are made in China or Asia.
LED’s, motors, circuit boards etc.
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Another use for the versatile drone. Seems pretty dope to me.
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Dubai using drones to make it rain…
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I’m surprised they tried to rob a bank in the first place.
Nicking the lead?
Interesting bit of kit…
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Bit of a bugger if it sees atrain whilst it’s under a bridge. And none too clever under overhead lines … 
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Why did the Mexican push his wife down the stairs?
So she could submit his tender for the MoD’s new “MUAS” programme.
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From the book of face:
https://m.facebook.com/groups/SUSSEXCRIMEWATCH/permalink/1051689078903141/?sfnsn=scwspmo&ref=share
I wonder how many people broke the speed limit on the roads in the same area in the same day.
#quietdayatthedonutshops
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I am not sure it’s even a police matter as in I suspect the appeal isn’t from/by the police…
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Read the thread, it’s hilarious.
Some people really need to get a life more, fucking Karen’s and Nimby’s
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Yup privacy this, criminality that.
Some positive comments though someone still try to rubbish the comment about planes/helicopter and paragliding though 
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Another article on the Gatwick non-drone
Not news as such but Kent police being pro drone: