Can anyone help alert authorities

[Pottertown]

Look at the first few seconds of this video:

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I've tweeted the Spanish air safety, CAA (UK), British Airways, and Thomas Cook. Anyone in the UK want to push this?

 

[Pottertown]

Have a look at this. Just ridiculous. Imgur: The most awesome images on the Internet

 

[Jason Boucher]

Wow... its amazing how stupid some people can be. I had to watch it closely a few times to make sure it wasn't flight simulator or anything like but, but to me it looks Real!..

 

[Pottertown]

All the more real when you look at the rest of his videos.

 

[Blacksails]

...I don't want to live on this planet anymore.

Seriously, this is ridiculously irresponsible and idiotic.

 

[Mo Thomson]

what a retard, I hope the authorities are on his case soon

 

[Bri Guy]

Jealously rearing its ugly effing head - LOL

 

[Thatius Dudeson]

Jealously rearing its ugly effing head - LOL

??

How so?

 

[lake_flyer]

??

How so?

Surely a 'mavikian' slip.
Wrong forum, that's all

 

[lake_flyer]

Video is set to private or removed.

 

[NickU]

Hardly surprisingly it's gone private or been removed! I can't believe that anyone has the gross stupidity to put a drone up so close to an airport approach and film passenger jets passing by on finals

 

[Pottertown]

I snapped these before it was taken down. Drone caught

 

[PatrickP]

wow i didn't think you could do much worse with a multirotor than flying near an airport, but considering the location its especially egregious... yikes!

 

[lake_flyer]

Seriously there's a severe risk now, at any typical holiday destination airport, some ear cuffed, tattoo'd, or (if not) at least permanently drunk holiday warrior, will try to shoot landing and departing planes with the drone he got just before his holiday, only to impress his friends at home.

Airline pilots get confronted with the same drones they carried as luggage with a prior flight.
The solution is simple. I expect it's a matter of time before drones will be banned on all international flights to carry as any type of luggage. Which would be a shame for anyone who's responsible and serious.