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FAA Says Drones and People Don’t Mix

An FAA study revealed that people on the ground are susceptible to three dominant kinds of injuries should they be unfortunate enough to be struck by a drone. UAS
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Key Takeaways:

An FAA study released last week concluded that people on the ground are susceptible to three dominant kinds of injuries should they be unfortunate enough to meet up with a drone, especially a unit’s unprotected propellers. Those risks include blunt force trauma, the most significant contributor to fatalities, lacerations and penetration injuries.

Rob Mark

Rob Mark is an award-winning journalist, business jet pilot, flight instructor, and blogger.

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