I've never heard of a drone proper (vertical lift, multiple motor R/C) operating at 1100', which is well above the legal limit. Without proof, they're both spec

I've never heard of a drone proper (vertical lift, multiple motor R/C) operating at 1100', which is well above the legal limit. Without proof, they're both speculating by not presenting factual news, and scapegoating drones. That's why the NTSB doesn't jump to conclusions before the facts are in. PS: Here's another, better article with the news station involved and video interview: https://abc7.com/federal-agencies-investigating-drone-collision-involving-air7-hd/5736304/ https://abc7.com/federal-agencies-investigating-drone-collis...