Airports
FAA Will Evaluate 'Counter-UAS' Technology at Denver Airport
The agency aims to develop a concept of operations to protect airports against the threat of rogue drones by next year.
Components of Gryphon Sensors' Skylight drone detection system stand on display at the UTM conference in Syracuse. (Photo: Bill Carey)
Components of Gryphon Sensors' Skylight drone detection system stand on display at the UTM conference in Syracuse. (Photo: Bill Carey)

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration will test technologies for detecting small unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) at Denver International Airport on November 15 and 16 as part of its ongoing research into systems that could safeguard airports from rogue drones. It plans another test next spring, likely at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport.