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Serious question, if a drone can take down a plane why don't birds when they go through the turbines? Sounds like misdirection to me.Whilst Gatwick Airport installs the multi-million pound Israeli anti-drone system, Birmingham Airport looks at bringing in the cheaper Argentinian system:
There can be significant metallic lumps in a drone that you don't get in birds, they may have issues with windscreen penetration, etc.Serious question, if a drone can take down a plane why don't birds when they go through the turbines? Sounds like misdirection to me.
Foreign powers have found a cheap way to bring our airports to a standstill?There can be significant metallic lumps in a drone that you don't get in birds, they may have issues with windscreen penetration, etc.
There does, though, now seem to be a debate about whether anybody actually saw a drone there at all...
...even suggestions that it might have been a kestrel viewing a mouse...