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Two drone sightings disrupted emergency flights, prompting warnings from GNASS about legal penalties and safety rules.
The Great North Air Ambulance Service (GNASS) warns drone operators after two incidents disrupted emergency flights, including one involving a critically ill patient that caused a seven-minute delay.
On October 14, a drone appeared near a GNASS helicopter during a response in Spennymoor, forcing a halt despite no patient being on board.
Paramedic Hollie Smith said the drone disappeared after attempts to alert authorities.
GNASS stresses that flying drones near aircraft is illegal and can lead to up to five years in prison and unlimited fines.
Crews urge operators to follow CAA rules, including staying below 400 feet, maintaining visual line of sight, avoiding airports, and using the Drone Assist app for real-time safety alerts.
Dos avistamientos de drones interrumpieron los vuelos de emergencia, lo que provocó advertencias de GNASS sobre sanciones legales y normas de seguridad.