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Comment: Fines and licenses are typical bureaucratic solutions to a problem, but UK airports weren't able to track down the operators of the alleged drones and, with over 100 credible sightings reported at Gatwick, only one video of the 'drone' seems to have surfaced - granted, at nighttime in particular, this could be tricky. And so even after ordering "several millions" of pounds worth of military anti-drone equipment the UK government has been forced to admit it is powerless, which is curious indeed.
For those incidents where it is verifiable that the problem is a drone - because the airport incidents were surrounded with conflicting information - the UK should take its cue from Russia and look into training falcons that can hunt and intercept drones.