UK Airports Face Threat from Organized Drone Attacks
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The UK's Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has warned that organized drone attacks are likely to disrupt UK airports in the near future. CAA boss Rob Bishton stated that it is unrealistic to believe drone incursions won't cause significant disruption, especially following recent incidents that forced two Belgian airports to shut down due to drone sightings.
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