Kansas’ AFC Title Game Drone Pilot Pleads Guilty, Sentenced to….

Drone Pilot for kansas’ AFC Title Game Pleads Guilty and Is Sentenced.

In the 2023–24 AFC Championship Game, there were more aerial threats than Lamar

Jackson doesn’t want anyone to recall him.
Dylan Segelbaum of The Baltimore Banner reports that the Pennsylvanian

This drone briefly interfered in the Kansas City Chiefs and Baltimore Ravens‘ game

January postseason game entered a guilty plea to allegations of willfully and

violating US national defense airspace on purpose. A inhabitant of Delaware County

The pilot, Matthew Hebert, was fined $500 and placed on probation for a year.

Throughout the opening quarter of the game, Hebert’s drone was circling over the

limited area of M&T Bank Stadium‘s air.

While the issue was resolved, a brief break was observed for what CBS play-by-play

Jim Nantz, a commentator, referred to it as a “administrative timeout.”

According to Segelbaum‘s inquiry, Hebert was unaware of the airspace around the stadium.

restrictions because his drone control app did not offer any flying advisories.

Hebert added that he had no idea how long the delay had been until

Officers on the scene informed him about it.

According to FAA regulations, the area was closed one hour before kickoff and one hour after kickoff.

once the game has ended.

Drone incursions at M&T Bank Stadium have been unusually common this season.

In a different article published in the Baltimore Sun by Hayes Gardner, local

In November alone, the authorities recorded eight infractions of FAA prohibitions.

Vernon Conway, vice president of the Maryland Department of Public Safety and Security

Stadium Authority labeled the problem as one that is “growing.”

On November 16, two of those instances happened during the Ravens’ nationally televised game.

contest against the Cincinnati Bengals on Thursday night.

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