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Helicopter pilot reports near second incident involving remote-controlled plane near JFK Airport

A JetBlue flight reported a mid-air drone strike near JFK Airport, followed by a separate near-miss incident involving a helicopter in the same airspace.

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A JetBlue passenger jet reported a collision with a drone while approaching JFK Airport at an altitude of 3,000 feet. Hours later, a helicopter pilot reported a near-miss incident with a remote-controlled plane in the vicinity of the same airport.

Coverage from outlets including NBC New York, Fox News, and ABC7 New York highlights that the Federal Aviation Administration has launched an investigation into the incidents. Reports confirm the JetBlue aircraft was on a flight from Las Vegas when the encounter occurred near Sea Bright, New Jersey.

The status of the FAA investigation remains ongoing. Updates will clarify whether the remote-controlled devices involved in both incidents have been recovered or identified.

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The obvious questions

What happened to the JetBlue flight?

The pilot reported hitting a drone at 3,000 feet during the approach to JFK Airport.

Was there more than one incident near JFK?

Yes. A helicopter pilot reported a near-miss with a remote-controlled plane several hours after the JetBlue flight encounter.

Who is investigating these events?

The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating the reports.

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