Thread 215918307

FUCK anyone who illegally flies drones around airports and prevents planes from lading/taking off. 1,000 years in prison minimum.

>>215918307 (OP)
freedom of speech.

>>215918307 (OP)
Hah. Thank you for the idea

They should put bombs on those drones

>>215918307 (OP)
Genuinely think this is gonna be the end of civilian drone ownership. Or at the very least it's going to be very heavily regulated in the next decade.

Why don't they just shoot them down?

>>215918307 (OP)
There's probably easy a half a million dollar loss if all airlines from one airport have to cancel flights for 4 hours and recompensate their customers. I think drone pilots should be made to pay this, even if it means they're in debt for the rest of their lives.

Same goes for climate activists who superglue themselves to the runways.

>>215918381
Probably because then a 20 man team has to head out and pick up all the little pieces of debris. You can't leave that lying around. Remember the Concorde crash in Paris? That happened because a piece of debris was on a runway.

better if it resulted in the end of air travel instead

A few years back they rerouted the planes so they fly right over my house.
fuck that noise and fuck airplanes.
and I was living like 30 km away from the airport

>>215918307 (OP)
>1,000 years in prison minimum.
have to catch me first

>>215918319
this

>>215918397
>I think drone pilots should be made to pay this, even if it means they're in debt for the rest of their lives.
>Same goes for climate activists who superglue themselves to the runways.


Drone pilots that disrupt airports are either secret service operatives themselves (foreign or and domestic) or intermediaries that will be compensated for whatever reason.

Same for climate activists: if you pay attention, almost all of them are paid by some talent agency (with horizontal connections added), or rich kids, or intermediaries (again) of secret services.


Average civilians with no connection to anything don't do this, but you knew this already...


Also, just to debunk the argument further: once secret service foreign/domestic operatives are the cause of it (for the sake of the argument), it doesn't make sense to bill them.

Stuff like this isn't done between spooks, because spooks don't really have a problem with each other. When's the last time you heard intelligence officers liquidating foreign intelligence officers? Never. Just in movies.

>>215918307 (OP)
What happened?

>>215918674
Munich Airport was closed for 2 or 3 days because of recurrent drones in their airspace.

>>215918307 (OP)
did something happen?

>>215918695
>>215918690

>>215918721
that was a while ago i thought

>>215918730
Last week or the week before.

>>215918690
Did they find out who did it and why? They'd have to be a special kind of stupid to fly a drone near airport out of ignorance

>>215918789
I don't think they did, it would have been in the news. But in the weeks leading to that drones have been spotted flying over north German military installations and ports. Those drones were linked to Russian or Chinese espionage. Some foreign nationals were arrested.

>>215918789
Assymetric warfare. Just like the network cables in the baltics

>>215918880
EU should have anti terror laws like the UK where habeas corpus is suspended and you can just throw those Russian sailors that did it in a dungeon forever.

It's because DJI removed its geo-fencing in early 2025 to comply with regulations in Europe and the United States. The responsibility now falls on the operator as requested by the law

>>215918789
It was Russia, just like with Nordstream

>>215918812
>>215918880
I suppose Russia could very well be the culprit, but I just don't see what they gain from this. It would just feel so petty. Like is Germany going to surrender because flights were shut down for 4 hours, or are they just going to be pissed

>>215919063
I don't think nordstream was russia. That was their whole leverage on Germany.

>>215919084
Ukraine are applying the same tactics on russian airports

>>215918397
>Same goes for climate activists who superglue themselves to the runways.
Do you not know how protesting works?

>>215919089
Akshually, Nordstream was their leverage on Eastern Europe. A lot of EE are reliant on Soviet era energy infrastructure. Russia can extort them by cutting off their gas. The problem is that this would also cut off German gas, Nordstream was supposed to circumvent this problem

>>215918381
because they can't. aside from air defense systems designed to shoot down fighter jets and cruise missiles (and cost 1000x what a drone does) we have no system that can intercept drones, and even then not reliably

which is why you see both sides in Ukraine do shit like weld fences to their tanks and issue soldiers with cope shotguns

the quadrotor drone threat will only go away when everything is protected by lasers

>>215918602
>When's the last time you heard intelligence officers liquidating foreign intelligence officers?
happens every week in the slav cage fight

>>215919089
anon is very cleverly trying to imply that it's ackschually ukraine and poland and the US because we all know russia never uses glowies to fuck with europe and would never do anything immoral

>>215919305
yeah russia never does anything those american soldiers at khasham were just delusional russophobes. it was actually hohol mercenaries they fought. hohols also killed all those russian dissidents in europe and blew up that czech munitions storage

>>215919238
Just strap mini explosives to dirt cheap but fast mini drones to Banzai into the offending drone.

>>215919414
Fact that it would need to be kitted with a targeting system instantly makes it 100x more expensive than a hobby dummy drone. That's already a tactic being employed. You send out 100 drones while only 10 of them are weaponized. The defender have no idea which is which and has to spend hundreads of thousands of dollars worth of ammo to shoot down a bunch of windable toy airplanes

>>215919238
Luckily there is this EU project called Drone Wall, where we EU will build cheap interceptor drones with our help to guard members airspace. Also, consider these articles.
https://militarnyi.com/en/news/ukrainian-interceptor-drones-will-become-the-basis-of-the-european-drone-wall/
https://militarnyi.com/en/news/ukrainians-shoot-down-drone-in-danish-airspace-during-demonstration-operation/

>>215919626
the mechanical aspect of the interceptors is there but the guidance is still crap.

I've seen people using computer vision for it but that's a fair weather solution

In ukraine your guys still have pilots to fly these

>>215919711
>In ukraine your guys still have pilots to fly these
Yeah, but the technology is rapidly evolving. More and more models are getting terminal guidance systems.