Here in the Southwest we are in full wildfire season and we are seeing a lot of drone incursions in emerging wildfires where TFR's are not yet setup and existing major fires where we have TFR’s in place. When a drone is seen air operations are shut down until the hazard is removed.

As a wildland firefighter of 28+ years, incident management team member also a part 107 Remote Pilot card holder this growing phenomenon really concerns me.

My question is does the geofencing feature update when new emergency TFR’s are issued?

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Here in the Southwest we are in full wildfire season and we are seeing a lot of drone incursions in emerging wildfires where TFR's are not yet setup and existing major fires where we have TFR’s in place. When a drone is seen air operations are shut down until the hazard is removed.

As a wildland firefighter of 28+ years, incident management team member also a part 107 Remote Pilot card holder this growing phenomenon really concerns me.

My question is does the geofencing feature update when new emergency TFR’s are issued?

[media=x,970,580] https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/photos/ ... 9.55.401-CDh264.mp4[/media]