TFR: FAA is restricting aircraft from flying over the wreckage of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore.

[mavic3usa]

The FAA has flight restrictions in place around the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse.

Do not fly your drone there:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1772592457122713907

 

[Yorkshire_Pud]

That's hardly surprising given that there is still probably a lot of rescue activity going on.

 

[horsepowerphoto]

At least one person already did

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[Dbez1]

Hopefully most of us understand that, in ANY emergency situation, it’s important for drones to stay away unless deployed by the incident commander. Failure to do so can interfere with rescue operations. Sorry if I’m preaching to the choir but some new pilots may need to hear this.

 

[KBF]

NTSB flew a recon drone over it earlier. First thing I thought of was, what a terrible drone operator! This tragedy is going to affect thousands of people and commerce for years to come.
It was hard watching the construction crew go down. Very sad.

 

[mavic3usa]

NTSB flew a recon drone over it earlier. First thing I thought of was, what a terrible drone operator! This tragedy is going to affect thousands of people and commerce for years to come.
It was hard watching the construction crew go down. Very sad.

 

[horsepowerphoto]

You can definitely see a difference in the quality of the video from the Instagrammer and the NTSB... As KBF said, I thought the piloting of the ntsb footage was just fair, but in their defense, they are not out to make artsy fartsy videos of a tragedy

 

[mavic3usa]

So I guess this is the new thing for any type of accident or incident where you don't want transparency and accountability. Turns the T into a P as in permanent.

The new PFR.

4/1992 NOTAM Details

 

[Red_Pyro]

Oh look some Gopro Karma footage

 

[Starz]

rescue activity

Recovery is the current term. Poor guys didn’t have time to get off the bridge.
I think I saw something on the news that the ship owners are claiming no responsibility for the damage which I thought was a bit off.