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BREAKING: #Drone operators had a link into what was going on at @Gatwick_Airport during the drone attacks in December says #Gatwick’s Chief Operating Officer.
Chris Woodroofe has spoken to BBC Panorama in the airport’s first interview since the incident.pic.twitter.com/cEzJDkedAN
The #Gatwick COO also dismisses claims that there was never a drone at all.pic.twitter.com/3997jmzRWk
He warns that the disruption that is caused by such attacks can affect other industries and activities.pic.twitter.com/45ZCIwxFxz
You can watch Panorama's ‘The Gatwick Drone Attack’ tomorrow at 8:30pm on @BBCOne.
We all saw a drone yet no one thought to record it
why's that then????
There's been 10x more sightings of the Loch Ness Monster yet we know that's not real. It's beyond belief in 2018 that no one had the ability to record on video or photograph a drone at an airport especially with media onsite with zoom lenses.
Unconvincing.
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