Shulou(Shulou.com)05/31 Report--

The FAA wants you to know that drones and weapons are "dangerous combinations". The government issued a notice on Thursday warning the public that "it is illegal to operate drones with dangerous weapons." Dangerous weapons are defined as "anything that is used or likely to cause death or serious bodily injury".

"maybe you've seen pictures and videos of drones carrying guns, bombs, fireworks, flamethrowers and other dangerous goods online," the FAA wrote, nailing us to the wall. "Don't think about attaching these items to drones, because operating drones with these items can cause serious harm to a person and your bank account."

In the notice, the agency reminded everyone that operating drones with unmanned dangerous weapons violated section 363 of the FAA re-Authorization Act of 2018. each violation can result in a fine of up to $25000-unless the FAA says drone operators are "specifically authorized by FAA managers to operate." By the way, if you know these approved flights, please don't hesitate to let me know. The FAA added that other state and federal laws restrict the use of weapons, which also applies to these dangerous drone flights.

Since technology took off a few years ago, Americans have been applying weapons to their commercial drones, including a special fan in Connecticut, who has everything from pistols to flamethrowers. In the past few years, there have also been legal tug-of-war competitions for unarmed drones. Normally, the government does not add baby boomers like the one seen above without formal notice. (again, today is FAA's birthday, so this part looks appropriate. Everyone, safe flight.

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