Another "Drone" Crashes in Res Neighborhood Catching House on Fire

[IrishHeights]

Seems like a weekly occurrence in the USA.
Maybe they shouldn't be allowed to fly over people and homes and roads.
Plainfield Plane Crash Update: Pilot Confirmed Dead, No Injuries Reported in House

 

[Pescatoral Pursuit]

Sad loss for the family but your point is made that manned aircraft fly over populated areas with little to no restrictions, and not because they don't crash.

 

[MacDyver]

Sad loss for the family but your point is made that manned aircraft fly over populated areas with little to no restrictions, and not because they don't crash.

Hope licensed pilot doesn't see this.

 

[IrishHeights]

See, it's no big deal. No comments even, it's a common occurrence.
Planes and helis go down every single day and NO ONE makes a big deal of it at all. Doesn't matter who is killed or injured, we simply accept it as a society.
Eventually a 6lb drone will crash into a home and catch IT on fire, (and there will be Hell to Pay) - What a Shame