Not a good idea, period.
With the high power hand-held lasers available today, you NEED protective filtered goggles to use them. Just the "glow" from the beam, or reflected/refracted beam "spray" can damage your eyes in micro seconds.
That is NO GOOD for pilots no matter WHAT way you look at it.
It will reflect around the cockpit. Blue lasers WILL swamp night vision instantly.
They have new triangulation methods on board to tell where the offending beam is coming from with 1 meter accuracy.
If you are under 18, your PARENTS ARE GONNA BE PEEVED! (and broke!) The fines are $10,000us for first offense. Second is 50,000 and third is 100,000.
If you are over 18, you are paying $100,000 and going to jail.
So, lets see... Should I shine my laser at a plane?
NO!
With the high power hand-held lasers available today, you NEED protective filtered goggles to use them. Just the "glow" from the beam, or reflected/refracted beam "spray" can damage your eyes in micro seconds.
That is NO GOOD for pilots no matter WHAT way you look at it.
It will reflect around the cockpit. Blue lasers WILL swamp night vision instantly.
They have new triangulation methods on board to tell where the offending beam is coming from with 1 meter accuracy.
If you are under 18, your PARENTS ARE GONNA BE PEEVED! (and broke!) The fines are $10,000us for first offense. Second is 50,000 and third is 100,000.
If you are over 18, you are paying $100,000 and going to jail.
So, lets see... Should I shine my laser at a plane?
NO!