Sentence examples for drone crashes from inspiring English sources

One of the biggest causes of drone crashes is loss of links with ground control.

Of the 418 major drone crashes since September 2001 that the newspaper identified, about half happened in Iraq and Afghanistan and nearly a quarter were in the US.

Their commonplace use in cinematography has led to operators requiring licences for operation within populated areas, with accidents involving drone crashes highlighting the dangers.

A recent investigation from The Washington Post suggests that the FAA is right to be cautious: in the past two years there were 15 cases of drones flying "dangerously close" to airports or passenger aircraft, in addition to 47 military drone crashes since 2001 and 23 civilian crashes since 2009.

"These latest revelations about the numbers of British military drone crashes reinforce our serious concerns about the rush to open up civilian airspace to unmanned drones," said Cole. "According to our analysis, there have been more than 100 crashes of the larger class of military unmanned aerial vehicles in over 20 countries since 2007.

So if a drone crashes, you can recover the data".

Another drone crashed in Siberia.

– Ashwin Seshagiri Drone Crash WTVR |  "It just hit a dude in the face!" said a spectator who saw a lightweight camera drone crash into a crowd.

Meanwhile today, an unmanned American spy drone crashed in Pakistan after a regular surveillance mission in Afghanistan, the Central Command said.

The White House was temporarily on lockdown on Monday after a "quad copter" drone crashed on the premises.

Last December, a surveillance drone crashed in an El Paso neighborhood; it had been launched, it turned out, by the Mexican police across the border.