Last month, in Southern California's San Bernardino National Forest, a massive wildfire grew thanks to drones. Firefighters, carrying out an aerial attack, had to land because drones were occupying their air space and posed the threat of a midair collision. The three tankers that dispense water from the air were grounded and stayed parked for the rest of the day, allowing the fire gain momentum.
Last month, in Southern California's San Bernardino National Forest, a massive wildfire grew thanks to drones. Firefighters, carrying out an aerial attack, had to land because drones were occupying their air space and posed the threat of a midair collision. The three tankers that dispense water from the air were grounded and stayed parked for the rest of the day, allowing the fire gain momentum.
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