No fly over people and cars, right?
So many aircraft are crashing down into neighborhoods these days.
So many aircraft are crashing down into neighborhoods these days.
I'm not exactly sure what you mean, but as I read your comment, I would have to say No way! That would be devastating to themselves.Being an old cynic i wonder if this could be a publicity stunt by amazon to stop those who are against deliveries by drone from using drone safety as a weapon against the company?
As i said i am an old cynic, this probable wasn't planned but it wont have done them any harm either -I'm not exactly sure what you mean, but as I read your comment, I would have to say No way! That would be devastating to themselves.
That’s what they are trained to do based on what I’ve seen for quite a few years.trying to make something out of nothing
If a drone is no different than a manned aircraft then what happens when a small plan decides make an emergency landing on your neighborhood street?I don't know America law on the subject so can I ask how the company stands legally if the drone lands on your property.
What i was trying to ascertain is do you have laws where if something is on your property without permission you keep it or they have to pay for its return etc.If a drone is no different than a manned aircraft then what happens when a small plan decides make an emergency landing on your neighborhood street?
Some of the places I've lived, it wouldn't get a chance to land ... the buggers'd have the wheel nuts off a moving Lamborghini. Three hours later you'd have someone knocking your door asking if you wanted to buy a set of white prop blades.If an aircraft landed in our streets there wouldn't be anything left of use to the owners.
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We do not have such laws although I would imagine in some rural parts of the country, land owners might believe it.What i was trying to ascertain is do you have laws where if something is on your property without permission you keep it or they have to pay for its return etc.
I bet Amazon Drones will be "trophies" for some.Some of the places I've lived, it wouldn't get a chance to land ... the buggers'd have the wheel nuts off a moving Lamborghini. Three hours later you'd have someone knocking your door asking if you wanted to buy a set of white prop blades.
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