Here is a list of all the aircraft that crash in public, day by day, week by week, month by month and year by year. And yet very rarely do they make the national news. Pretty interesting reading on what led up to the "accidents" NTSB - Aviation Accidents - Index of Months
Here is a list of all the aircraft that crash in public, day by day, week by week, month by month and year by year. And yet very rarely do they make the national news. Pretty interesting reading on what led up to the "accidents" NTSB - Aviation Accidents - Index of Months
Among the interesting things in this report is the shear number of incidents. Since the total number of private pilots in the USA is 620K and that it's likely there are quite a few more drone pilots than the total number of private AND commercial pilots in the USA it's actually surprising there hasn't been more reports of drones crashing and hurting and killing people.
Among the interesting things in this report is the shear number of incidents. Since the total number of private pilots in the USA is 620K and that it's likely there are quite a few more drone pilots than the total number of private AND commercial pilots in the USA it's actually surprising there hasn't been more reports of drones crashing and hurting and killing people.
I think he was counting the incidents in civil and commercial aviation as listed in the link a few posts back. I don't know of a formal accounting for drone incidents.