airport property, jumping a fence, how far they got on, without proper credentials but more disconcerting to me is that the person was able to get away. reporter: congressman gregory meeks district includes jfk airport. he was briefed today. jfk had sensors in some of its fencing but not all. it has gaps, and that s where this man climbed over. we don t know whether or not they were there casing the airport, whether they were testing security, what the purpose was, and it would seem to me that person then had some idea if they got away of weak points. reporter: breaches in airport per rim ter security more on than people realize. 2011 tsa told congress 2500 security breaches at airports annually, that includes perimeter breaches. this past august, jfk, a man ran
learning a man made it over airport perimeter fencing and onto the taxiway near the terminal used by american airlines, bringing operations at john f. kennedy international to a halt. police were called in. be advised, the location of 3233 of terminal a. all we have is a male. roger that. gate 32, terminal 8. reporter: cnn obtained the police incident report which describes how a lufthansa cargo worker questioned the intruder who didn t have the required i.d. that s when the trespasser warned, quote, you d better not say [ expletive ] the men had disappeared, last seen near terminal 8. there doesn t appear to be anyone on the taxi weigh of alpha. for someone to be on the airport property, jumping a fence or however they got in without proper credentials, but what s more disconcerting to me
involving passenger planes pan also police helicopters, for example. so what the faa and d.o.t. are saying is we have got to have a way of being able to track that drone that we find, that has crashed on airport property or at the u.s. open or on the white house lawn or wherever, we ve got to have a way to track that drone back to its operator. so they are now coordinating this task force with the d.o.t. and the faa and the industry, that s critical, as well as the airline pilots association at airports around the country, a task force to come up with a way to create a registry. they want to have their blueprint in place by november 20th so in theory, this is very optimistic, but so that in theory, they could actually start registering drones sold over the holiday season. thomas, by some estimates, there are going to be a million drones sold over the holidays. a million. so the issue is going to be can they get this in place that fast. to do that may require the d.o.t. almost acting wi
police helicopters and they of course had night goggles, night vision goggles where they could see the perpetrators. it really sais a matter of everyone joining together to report. if you do harm a pilot or plane, the penalties can be up to five years in prison or more if harm results and a $250,000 fine. the fbi takes it seriously, but the key is reporting. people have to report on those who do this. and additionally do you have like there s going to have to be stepped patrols around airports around the fenced areas where many people come out to watch planes come in for landing and take off? might those be areas where people are going to start to see security patrol? they already have it around the airport property. the problem comes in this
the left. and we quickly realized that the plane you know that they had no control of the plane. wow. so why did officials feel the runway was good enough to land on? the ntsb is investigating that. miguel marquez is too. he s at laguardia. good morning, miguel. good morning, carol. big questions as the runway conditions were changing throughout the day yesterday. if you re familiar with laguardia airport, you know where that bid is in the middle where it says welcome to new york with the apple on it. where this plane crashed on runway 13 is 1,000 yards beyond that. they have cleaned up the plane. it is off the runway now and off the tarmac and in another location on the airport property. they re cleaning up that runway getting ready for it to reopen as that investigation is getting underway. this morning the priority, to lift the battered fuselage of delta flight 1086 from laguardia s runway. delta airlines the ntsb and port authority now working to