FAA's Huge Database of Strange Unidentified Aircraft (from The War Zone)

The War Zone found over 50 highly unusual incidents involving unidentified aircraft using their new FAA incident data mapping tool => www.thedrive.com... .

In particular, note the incidents around nuclear power facilities.

Interesting, thanks

originally posted by: stealthskater
The War Zone found over 50 highly unusual incidents involving unidentified aircraft using their new FAA incident data mapping tool => www.thedrive.com... .

In particular, note the incidents around nuclear power facilities.

Noteworthy that activists groups such as Greenpeace will occasionally fly drones into nuclear facilities because that's the kind of thing they do.

Good resource, thanks for sharing.
Those of us who partake in flying are pretty concerned about drones
I been close to one, thought it was a bird at first but nope. That was an eye-opener. Some of these people get these UAS and fly like maniacs.

On another note,
I guess ET doesn't care about VFR cruising altitudes or assigned IFR flight levels or Class Bravo boundaries.

I guess ET doesn't care about VFR cruising altitudes or assigned IFR flight levels or Class Bravo boundaries.

a reply to: servovenford

Narcodrones certainly do not... Neither do care the many drones of rogue nations out there.

Yes it was Greenpeace case solved BRAVO!

Deny Ignorance and read the document maybe cause that's the kind of thing you should do...