85 min: The ball is just flying recklessly from end to end here.
Strict regulation makes sense in some cases as drones can be dangerous if flown recklessly.
They say the Chinese pilots were probably to blame for flying recklessly close to the slow-moving, propeller-driven EP-3 as it lumbered through international airspace.
The Federal Aviation Administration has revoked the flying licenses of two Florida pilots who are charged with flying recklessly over Queens on the Fourth of July, officials said yesterday.
Fortunately his pilot son, Dylan Jessie Usherr), is on hand to carry on the Hiller family tradition of looking dashing while flying recklessly fast and shooting aliens.
Yesterday, people who work with Mr. Oliveira, 31, and Andre Morais, 28, the other pilot who was charged, said they could not imagine the two flying recklessly.
The doomed Icarus, flying recklessly close to the sun on his wax wings, dreamed nobly for the good of mankind, and Mr. Sanchez has made a fervently hopeful case that such a spirit is not mythic at all.
The mystery of the man is fully depicted for Fest at the Wagnerian end, when Speer flies recklessly into a smoldering Berlin for a confessional farewell in the bunker -- proof enough that he "did not regard Hitler only with the cold equanimity of the careerist".
Having been totally emasculated by management, could we see The Real England Captain flying in recklessly to prove His Self? Giving it the big I AM SO! Cometh the hour, cometh the egocentric meltdown?" Dear lord, you lot aren't very hopeful of England's ability to harness the battle fever, are you?
The U.K. amended existing laws this year to bring in drone flight restrictions, barring flights within 1 km of airports and above 400 ft. A charge of flouting the rules and flying drones recklessly or negligently acting in a manner likely to endanger an aircraft or a person in an aircraft carries a penalty of up to five years in prison or an unlimited fine or both.
