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To many pilots, it feels almost magical — one moment your drone is hovering smoothly in the sky, and the next, it’s gone without a trace. The disappearance of drones is one of the most common concerns for hobbyists and professionals alike, and it can happen for several reasons.
For pilots, watching their drone disappear feels like seeing technology slip into another dimension. While many modern drones are equipped with return-to-home (RTH) features, accidents still happen — reminding us that the skies are as unpredictable as they are beautiful.
By Rex BearTo many pilots, it feels almost magical — one moment your drone is hovering smoothly in the sky, and the next, it’s gone without a trace. The disappearance of drones is one of the most common concerns for hobbyists and professionals alike, and it can happen for several reasons.
For pilots, watching their drone disappear feels like seeing technology slip into another dimension. While many modern drones are equipped with return-to-home (RTH) features, accidents still happen — reminding us that the skies are as unpredictable as they are beautiful.