A man hacked into a drone's programming and repeatedly flew it at extremely high altitudes within restricted airspace, posing a significant threat to civil aviation safety!

 Recently, acting on leads from higher-level public security authorities, Xiaoshan police verified that drone operator Ding had hacked drone software and repeatedly engaged in illegal “black flights.” Officers promptly summoned Ding for investigation.

 Man Hacked Drone Software, Repeatedly Flew at Extreme Altitudes in Restricted Airspace, Posed Serious Threat to Civil Aviation Safety! Placed Under Criminal Detention Investigations revealed that Ding purchased software through illegal channels to modify his drone's flight control parameters for personal filming and entertainment purposes. Using the modified drone, he repeatedly flew at extreme altitudes above 120 meters true altitude in restricted airspace over Hangzhou, Shaoxing, Qingdao, Shanghai, and other locations, reaching a maximum altitude of 3,280 meters.

 Man Hacked Drone Software, Repeatedly Flown at Extreme Altitudes in Restricted Airspace, Posed Serious Threat to Civil Aviation Safety! Placed Under Criminal Detention . Man Hacked Drone Software, Repeatedly Flown at Extreme Altitudes in Restricted Airspace, Posed Serious Threat to Civil Aviation Safety! Placed Under Criminal Detention Ding also conducted unauthorized flights multiple times within airport no-fly zones. Civil aviation authorities confirmed that these drone activities severely disrupted normal flight operations, posing risks such as mid-air avoidance maneuvers and flight delays. Collisions with aircraft were also possible, constituting a major threat to aviation safety and potentially endangering public security.

 Suspect Ding has been criminally detained in accordance with the law, and the case is under further investigation. This marks the city's first criminal case involving drone “ultra-high” flights endangering public safety.
Man Hacks Drone Software to Repeatedly Fly at Extreme Altitudes in Restricted Airspace, Putting Civil Aviation Safety at Serious Risk! Placed in Criminal Detention