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Basque authorities receive thousands of drone-flight requests annually

The Ertzaintza records about 4,100 drone-flight requests each year, roughly seven times the 2022 level. The figures indicate a growing need for airspace oversight, not a specific incident.

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Rapid growth in drone activity increases airspace-management and public-safety demands.

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