2 Zoom Vertical ascent to 2243 meters

[hiflyer201]

I can't see anything so special about that flight except for the stupidity. Anyone living near the mountains knows the drone will take off from and easily attain that kind of altitude.

 

[GFields]

Interesting commentary.

 

[MS Coast]

No planes?? Wasn't that an airplane passing under you at 3:47?

There's a pair of objects that enter the field of view at about 4:10 and exit at about 4:20 and maintain their relative position to one another. They're moving left to right about 1/4 to 1/3 of the way up from the bottom. Here's a screen capture at about 4:22 showing one of them. The other was above and slightly left of this one, but I couldn't pick it out in the screen capture.

Anyone have any ideas? Two flocks of birds?



Here's an enlarged view.

 

[Smooth Rhythm]

Unbelievable and stunning video, sight unseen! Have I ever ever wondered what it would be like to fly that high? You bet! But I never did and my decision has very little to do with legality. Rather, its something that transcends borders. Simply put, this type of pubescent narcissistic act — to rub shoulders with manned aircraft space a mile high —is irresponsible and reckless. In this case however, it’s all about you, one of the privileged few. Now that you have seen the world from this height, maybe you have lost that desire for the future. I know I have. I wish you well and happy… and safe… flying jemcik.

 

[blubyyou]

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Wow! Cool video. Just think, if you DID accidentally bring down an aircraft, you could provide the deceased's families with a copy of what YOU saw just before their loved ones died a horrible and totally unnecessary death.

But, that would NEVER happen. right?

 

[rawman001]

It was a dangerous flight but a great view.

 

[sar104]

No planes?? Wasn't that an airplane passing under you at 3:47?View attachment 133510

Not to excuse such a reckless flight, but that was a bird, not an airplane.

 

[bstanga]

Reading most of the comments makes me feel sorry about disturbing mavicpilots users with this illegal content ?

bunch of cry babies here for sure

 

[Hobo]

There is no good reason to fly so high. Most great drone footage is shot at much lower altitudes. At that altitude it all looks the same and is a serious safety concern.

 

[MAvic_South_Oz]

There is no good reason to fly so high. Most great drone footage is shot at much lower altitudes.

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That's for sure, nothing decent to see though all the haze and pollution from above the usual 400' / 120m.

 

[davemorts]

Looks like a plane.

 

[sar104]

Looks like a plane.

No - it's a bird. If you watch the video you can see it flapping its wings.

 

[Grtday]

Bloody amazing! I'm gonna try it!
Thanks!

 

[[email protected].]

To be this reckless over a built up area, ensures the rest of the drone community will face even more restrictions. Lost for words when so many suffer for the few.

 

[JMC3]

Reading most of the comments makes me feel sorry about disturbing mavicpilots users with this illegal content ?

not really upsetting, but you do know how cold it gets in eastern Siberia Katorga for instance? just be careful whos feathers you disturb

 

[The Kid]

No planes?? Wasn't that an airplane passing under you at 3:47?View attachment 133510

Great catch!.................

 

[The Kid]

Not to excuse such a reckless flight, but that was a bird, not an airplane.

Better look again. Definitely an airplane. Birds do not fly in such a straight line, and....that would have had to be the largest bird in history to be that size. 'Twas an airplane, single engine, private.

 

[RussOnTheRoad]

I suppose that it is actually not legal.
But
I visit this place for more then 10 years and have never seen a plane flying right over the location. Looks like air routes are a few miles aside.
And as far as I know there is no law in Ukraine for regulation of quadcopter flights, it is in state of development right now. So only restrictions that apply - are DJI provided general limits, like max altitude 500 meters and NFZ near airports and so on.

There's always somebody that thinks he/she can do something outside the rules with little or no chance of negative consequences. Sometimes, however, it turns out these people are wrong, dead wrong, and people pay with their lives. Sometimes rules exist that people fail to see the logic behind, and people break the rules. Sometimes the consequences for such ill-informed behavior is tragic. Unfortunately, people sometimes fail to see the idiocy of their behavior until it's too late to avoid disaster. It happens every, absolutely every damned day.

 

[New England Droning]

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I was petrified thinking that an aircraft on ascent or descent could have sucked that in and possible been in severe distress if not crashed. I'm 2-3 miles from Boston airspace (class B) and aircraft come flying by from all directions and at all altitudes... While it's interesting to see that, it scares the **** out of me that someone would do that on purpose... I'm very glad nothing bad happened

 

[krodgerson]

Stupidly dangerous in any country.