A 60-mile wide 'no drone zone' will be set up around the Super Bowl on Sunday as part of the stringent security operation. The Federal Aviation Authority is setting up flight restrictions in several circles around Phoenix, Arizona, for the big game and have threatened to prosecute those who ignore the ban. It follows a video campaign from the government agency to make sure no drones hover anywhere near the action at the University of Phoenix stadium. The Department of Homeland Security has also announced it will be scanning social media in a bid to uncover any potential threats which may arise.
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FAA to set up circles of flight restrictions in Phoenix, Arizona, on Sunday
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No aircraft will be allowed within a 10 mile radius of the action at any time
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Up to 1,400 additional flights are expected into the area before the game
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Homeland Security will be trawling social media in a bid to uncover threats
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Policies put in place as part of a huge wide-ranging security operation
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