BIG DRONE flies on In front of Airplanes on Final at Kennedy Airport. REAL ATC

[@alicehendricks]

There was an oncoming drone at OAK on 11/27 (JSX flight 178) that caused us to do a go around once we were stabilized for landing. Passengers could all see it fly about 100 feet underneath us off the right side of the plane. Pilot said that "tower didn't see the traffic so we had to go around" when asked. We flew right over the runway and circled before landing safely after. Crazy.

[@Boodieman72]

At least the drone had anti-collision lights on.

[@WolfgangMahringer]

Came here for that exact comment :-) But serioulsy, it is because of idiots like that drone pilot which is ruining our hobby.

[@pgbrandon]

Any follow-up? This could be very dangerous.

[@Stefan_Boerjesson]

It sure can be. Helicopters will likely survive but calling for costly rotor repair. Jet engines, not different I guess.

[@ianmcpherson2301]

Great to see the remote ID rules have helped to identify these devices that appear to be flying illegally.

[@RuiPlaneSpotter]

Nice my friend!

[@jtwilliams8895]

We’re going to need some public prosecutions on this matter. This is getting out of hand. If you’re operating a drone in the path of passenger jets on final, at one of the busiest airports in the world, you should never operate a drone again. Heavy fines are due to

[@slploudmouth]

I have had a similar issue in Texas. around 2500 to 3500 feet a drone was orbiting around the plane then left. There was a drotam a few miles south of where I was but the altitude restriction for the drones was sfc to 1500 ft. They were a 5 miles off course and 1000-2000 ft above where they should have been.

[@swooshdave]

Must have been a pretty big drone to be spotted from the plane.

[@GWNorth-db8vn]

It had the marker lights on.

[@Stefan_Boerjesson]

Those small drones a surprisingly visible at night. Flew a Mavic 3 pro in pitch black and saw it at a distance clearly greater then in daylight.

[@swooshdave]

This incident must have been in daylight for them to recognize it was a quadcopter.

[@Stefan_Boerjesson]

@@swooshdave Not necessarily. Most quad copters have lights in all 4 arms.

[@Airpaycheck]

Breezy day at JFK!

[@FrozeyOnAero]

How do you make these?

[@HoldTheLine1990]

So much for all the talk about how these drones can be tracked by the FAA. The UAS certification process made it clear what can happen if you have a pilot certification and miss use your UAS certificate. So what happens to the UAS operator who doesn’t have a pilot certificate? Not much. If ya shoot down a drone we know ya go to jail. This was certainly a commercially used device. When did this occur? I cannot find any info in the video description on the date.

[@Witzer0616]

Am I off base or do consumer drones actually go to 2100?

[@stephen3164]

The one I have only goes to about 400’. It’s also gps locked to not fly near airports or any other areas that drones aren’t permitted (without FAA clearance). Half my town is a no-fly zone, but luckily over my house is fine. I think the bigger drones that require certification and registration can go a lot higher than 400’, but might be gps locked to not allow it. Guessing anyone flying a drone that high and near a very busy airport doesn’t care much about following the rules.

[@jtwilliams8895]

This is nuts, and it’s getting out of control. One of these days something terrible is going to happen.

[@Cooper12010]

I love how I click on this video and I instantly get an ad about drones

[@askarmuk]

The drone ad provider should be punished for showing ads about drones in vicinity of ATC KZbin channels😠

[@zachansen8293]

1:03 can a pilot actually take actions to deal with all those things that quickly? wind sheer, crosswinds, drone, etc?

[@joeg5414]

yes, that's their job. This is all normal stuff outside of the drone

[@rcdogmanduh4440]

Which pilot?

[@edmoore3910]

These damn drones need banned from public.

[@TheUrantia001]

So codeword for Uap/ufo is now drone

[@TomSherwood-z5l]

IT is much easier to believe in drones than flying saucers from outer space, but your cred is doubtful now.

[@flightinflightsim]

If you can identify that it's a quadcopter then it's not unidentified

[@TheUrantia001]

@@flightinflightsim you quite naive...have you not been watching all the worldwide sightings unfold..?

[@flightinflightsim]

Drones flying illegally at JFK is nothing new, search an article from 2015 "Another drone spotted at Kennedy Airport; 3rd in 3 days"

[@flightinflightsim]

Drones flying illegally at JFK is nothing new, search an article from 2015 "Another drone spotted at Kennedy Airport; 3rd in 3 days".

[@mikedee8876]

Russian drone

[@RR-zq3mk]

I call BS….just another pilot creating unnecessary drama…….

[@flightinflightsim]

@@RR-zq3mk Illegal drone flights near JFK are not uncommon, in 2015 there were 3 in the span of 3 days.

[@inuliger]

Whatever you say, keyboard warrior.

[@marz_mitzi]

yeah u were so so there and saw it yourself.

[@jtwilliams8895]

That’s ridiculous, as if pilots on final just want to make things a bit more interesting? Landing in wind shear conditions no less? Nope, these drones are treated like toys by people with no business flying them anywhere near major airports