Also, with regard to some folks who are replying to you, it seems that FAA does not seem to think drones or hobby weather balloons below 500 grams is a risk to planes. At least my preliminary search hasn’t found anything.
I’m guessing that even if 100 gram drone gets sucked into a turbine, the plane will hardly notice. I’ll keep looking into it and see if my local airfield has an opinion on 100 g drones, as well.
Sure, if it stays inside your house, quite confident.
I’m quite confident the only thing other than air a turbofan or aircraft propeller is designed to cope with is rain / fog / cloud.
Edit to add: looks like the toys you mentioned are around 30g. I stand by my point though.
And I have well over a dozen quadcopters (not drones, because I manually pilot them) right here next to me.
Jet engines and aircraft windshields are particularly vulnerable to damage from such strikes
Definitely one of my all-time favourite things to watch are videos of said chicken cannons ;)
Turbofans are designed to cope with bird strikes in the the-end-didn’t-fly-apart-and-fatally-damage-the-aircraft sense of cope.
Or a Blade Inductrix FPV RTF kit that comes with everything, even a charger!
These quads are so tiny and won't do any damage even to walls, I fly them around the house, so they won't mess up any airplane traffic!