I believe a jet engine can handle this with no issues. They're tested to pass birds through with no issues.
Really? I didn't know that. That flight out of New York where "Captain Sully"? made the first successful water ditch of a commercial airliner in the history of aviation had a flame out from geese, but that was an entire flock.
They're so small I doubt they'd have much of an impact on light aircraft either.
Re:Lily – Drone camera
by maxerickson on Tuesday May 12, 2015 @09:53PM
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foreign_object_damage#Jet_engin...
For the large bird test, the engine is allowed to shutdown.
Already been introduced(bad term)? So 1 in 3 households have a drone in the U.S.? OK 1 in 4? You can always count on this statistic- 1 in 10? Nah? Surely 5% of Americans own or use the services of a drone then right? Yeah then they haven't been introduced yet