Are Drones Responsible For The Aircraft Crash?

The incident happened on Wednesday exhibit the helicopter’s crash landing in South Carolina that may have been triggered by a civilian drone. According to the Federal Aviation Administration, The Robinson Helicopter Co. R22 went down about 2p.m. Besides, aviation groups are demanding tighter regulations on civilian drones.

In the U.S., many drones are involved in illegal flights. But accordingly, drones are restricted to flight within 400 feet of the ground and within the sight of the operator. Plus, they are asked to stay away from the traditional aircraft.

In the Charletson incident, the student was practicing low-altitude hovering in a remote area, and as they turned the aircraft around, a small white drone appeared. After moving away from the drone, the copter’s tail hit a tree as the instructor attempted to land. The helicopter then fell on its side.

DJI is learning from this incident and stands ready to assist investigators.

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