[hammock]

Lots of things can crash into buildings. Should they all be screened by TSA? Drones and their operators prior to every launch? 30 minute helicopter tours and high-rise HVAC drop offs? Private satellites?

Or is licensing and registration (of pilots and aircraft and manifest and flight plan) enough?

[Eddy_Viscosity2]

Governments are reactive. So if any of these other things ever successfully destroy a building then you can absolutely count on new rules and laws that, at a minimum, will include screening.

[jdiff]

Commercial drones can't bring down buildings. And they're still subject to an awful lot of regulations.

[hammock]

So it’s complete building destruction that is the protective mission here? Not loss of life or general terrorism or something else? I’m glad we are clarifying

I wasn’t aware that DJI drone with 60lb payload was subject to more regulations than a Citation leaving TEB but I guess I’m open to learning what those are.

[Gud]

Why are you spending so much effort helping the most privileged people on the planet? Makes no sense to be their white knight

[robocat]

Why are you wasting time here? Even a letter to the editor would be more effective than an HN comment.