Posso impedire alle società di consegna di droni di sorvolare la mia proprietà?

https://www.rte.ie/brainstorm/2024/1118/1481005-drone-delivery-companies-property-legal-rights-airspace/

di Banania2020

31 Comments

  1. EchoVolt on

    They’re still at the ‘oh that’s cool’ phase, but when they’re suddenly appearing everywhere it’ll be very annoying.

    We have a teenage neighbour who keeps flying drones over the garden when we’re using it and it’s getting incredibly annoying. You can be out in the garden mowing the grass and suddenly you’ve what sounds like a swarm of bees and it’s that bloody drone again.

  2. Fancypants-Jenkins on

    Get your own drone and give it weapons. Defend your airspace.

  3. Table_Shim on

    The inability of some people to understand the negative repercussions of this when scaled is crazy to me.

    Ban it now except for certain medical uses.

  4. itsfeckingfreezin on

    The only drone deliveries in my area are drug deliveries. The local drug dealers have been using them since about mid-2020 to drop off drugs. It would be nice to ban the fecking things.

  5. Dismal_Birthday7982 on

    Can we still get catapults? That would be fun with a handful of ball bearings.

  6. AJurassicSuccess on

    Verily I say unto you. The era of the slingshot made of bent clothes hangers is nigh.

  7. Wise_Adhesiveness746 on

    What’s the law as regards shooting these down,on your private property?

    I live rurally and there wouldn’t be any risk of hitting anyone else

  8. An Airsoft MG modded to run the motor at high speed would give 600 BBs a minute to spray at anyone interloping your airspace!
    Better AA defence than the army can manage.
    Shoot ’em down!

  9. RigasTelRuun on

    You do not own or control the airspace above you land. Also do not try to attack the drone. A legally licensed drone legally counts as an aircraft even if it’s unmanned and if you take shot at it for example it could have serious repercussions for you.

    What would think would happen if you opened up on an Airbus that was passing by?

  10. --0___0--- on

    All of the suggestions down below are nonsense . What you need is your own drone with a very large net to capture the invading drone!

  11. NoKaleidoscope2477 on

    Drones are the future. Get used to it. Wait until the construction and postal service embrace them to their fullest. We will need laws around their use but stop crying they you don’t like the sound. Drones, Wind farms and other such modern things people get annoyed with are only going to be needed more and more.

    Fighting modernisation hurts our economic outlook, which isn’t a great look for a country that currently relies on FDI as a major source of income.

  12. daheff_irl on

    big net overhead to catch any low flying ones. salvage rules apply ![gif](emote|free_emotes_pack|joy)

  13. No_demon_4226 on

    You asked . Now it’s time to clip its wings so to speak

  14. msdurden on

    Quick answer – no, you cant refuse them permission to fly over your house.

    You are entitled to reasonable privacy in your back garden however the owner of the drone delivery company said the machines dont record, and that’s how they skirt around the privacy issue.

    Aparantley, the camera is only used for the last couple of feet to find the delivery address.

    * The real issue is with randon drone owners who fly & record without any regulations

  15. saighdiuir_singil on

    Ya any good with at shooting seems like the easiest way

  16. luke_woodside on

    Unless they are flying below the minimum mandated altitude then no.

  17. People living in cities unable to tolerate even the most minor of disturbances. They should go live in the countryside if they want uninterrupted peace and quiet.

  18. I’m going to buy an F35 and declare a no fly zone directly above my 20 by 20 foot back garden. Slava my house! (Seriously though what are these things delivering?)

  19. I don’t doubt the responses here represent people’s views but it is indicative of the conservative impulses that rules everything today. This is the same thing that means we can’t easily build homes/infrastructure etc.

    It’s new and has some cost so it must be stopped regardless of any benefit it may have to far more people.

    90%+ of the replies could have been applied to the
    motor car, airports or whatever

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