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The lessons learned from the Gatwick incident

In December 2018, Gatwick Airport faced an unprecedented crisis when multiple drone sightings caused repeated closures, severely disrupting operations. Aaron Bassett, Stable Operations Lead at Gatwick Airport, discussed the lessons learned and the steps taken to enhance C-UAS security and systems at Counter UAS Homeland Security Europe on September 9.

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