Exactly what did SWA think deleting the tweet was going to accomplish? It already went out if he sent it. It was seen, archived, cached, etc. You can't "delete" it from memory, virtual or wetware.
I'm surprised the ARSTechnica "journalist" did not bring this up.
When did radio-controlled airplanes become "drones" anyway? More buzzword fever, like "terrorist" and various other examples over the past few decades.
The Constitution says you have a right to Due Process of Law, which the DHS implementation of its no-fly list infringes. The case is not about the "right to fly" despite the Justice's comments.
Very interesting. At around 1:30 you can see the Newark-bound flights making the right turn over HANAA to go direct ALB, which is in the airspace I watch via virtual radar.
