A narrow network-rule change is blocking remote session establishment.
Fast recovery protects active missions, while an unchecked rollback could interrupt healthy sessions.
Who you’d be doing this for
“We had an aircraft ready, then the operator got bounced out right as dispatch called.”
Martina Kowalski · Emergency Operations Manager
Runs a centralized public-safety operations room that dispatches remote aircraft during incidents.
What is at stake
Remote Flight Deck authentication fell to 96.9% after one EKS node rollout. You have to weigh a fast rollback against the risk of disrupting sessions that still work.
Why it isn’t already fixed
Every obvious fix costs something else. That’s the part you’d have to decide.
- rapid restoration vs. healthy-session stability
- Terraform consistency vs. narrow mitigation
- active mission access vs. broad rollback
Why Skydio
Remote Flight Deck access keeps docked aircraft available to centralized public-safety operations.
Written with these in mind
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