Drone-jamming tech for Dublin Airport gets go-ahead to prevent repeat of flight chaos
Briefly

"The new legal statutory instrument approved by Comreg empowers the DAA to implement advanced anti-drone technology, crucial for preventing future aerial disruptions at Dublin Airport."
"Illegal drone activity caused over €1m in losses for the aviation industry in 2023, underscoring the need for efficient countermeasures at Dublin Airport to safeguard operations."
"Kenny Jacobs, DAA’s CEO, highlighted that the new technology will significantly reduce the duration of runway closures, enhancing the overall reliability of airport operations."
"With the new regulatory support, the DAA can now officially deploy anti-drone equipment capable of jamming signals, crucial for mitigating potential threats around Dublin Airport."
Read at Irish Independent
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