In fact, I asked the FAA 3 years ago, 'What happens if one of those crappy little quadcopters goes into a turbine?' And they said, 'Well, we don't know.'
Peter DeFazio: “In fact, I asked the FAA 3 years ago, 'What happens if one of those crappy little quadcopters goes into a turbine?' And…”
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DeFazio emphasizes the FAA's lack of knowledge about drone safety risks.
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