FAA temporarily restricts drone flights in New York amid concerns over recently reported sightings

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Congressman Tony Gonzales, R-Texas, discusses the future of drone security in the United States during an appearance on'America Reports.' The Federal Aviation Administration issued more restrictions on drone flights across the Northeast on Friday in response to increased sightings in recent weeks. One day after announcing temporary restrictions on most drone flights in New Jersey, the FAA issued 27 No-Fly Zone notices for "special security reasons" in New York on Friday. The restrictions last through Jan. 18, 2025, and apply to some of the most populated areas in the Empire State, including nearly every NYC borough. The Federal Aviation Administration has issued temporary restrictions on drone flights in 27 areas of New York in response to the influx of reported sightings in recent weeks.