Credit: DJI Inspire
LONDON—Britain’s UK Military Aviation Authority (MAA) is expanding the purview of its investigations into drone collisions with plans to crash a popular consumer drone system into the canopy and windscreen of a fast jet. The MAA has purchased a set of DJI Inspire drones, which it will intentionally...
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