Copenhagen, Oslo, Munich, Brussels. Hundreds of cancelled flights, thousands of grounded passengers and multimillion-dollar losses. The question of who led the drones that paralyzed the largest airports in Europe remains open. Suspects fall on Russia, but the investigation continues. It is certain that fresh incidents have revealed serious gaps in airport safety systems. In Poland, the detection of unmanned aircraft inactive depends primarily on the eyes of pilots and controllers. And the drone strategy marketplace is booming under our noses.
