SkeyDrone releases new drone detection report

SkeyDrone is proud to announce the release of its new Drone Detection Report. The report offers a high-level analysis of the drone flights detected at the Belgian coast during the months of July and August 2024, based on SkeyDrone’s Drone Detection network.

The report provides crucial insights into various aspects of drone activity, including the types of drones used, frequency and timing of flights, duration, altitude, distance between drones and pilots, as well as some drone hotspots. It serves as a valuable resource for understanding the evolving drone landscape at the Belgian coast, highlighting both opportunities and challenges for public and private stakeholders.

Key Findings:

• Daily Flights: An average of 18 drone flights per day were detected.
• Peak Times: Most drone flights were detected on Sundays, and between 19h and 21h.
• Duration: The average drone flight lasted 3 minutes and 55 seconds.
• Drone Model: The majority of detected flights were carried out with a DJI Mini.
• Maximum Altitude: The highest recorded flight reached 1647 feet (500 meters) above ground level.
• Pilot Distance: The furthest distance observed between a drone and its pilot was 21.031 meters.

This is SkeyDrone’s second public drone detection report, after the publication of the Brussels’ drone detection report in June 2024.

The report is available for download here. For further inquiries about this report, or to request a customized report for a specific period or region, contact communication@skeydrone.aero.