$365M to secure World Cup airspace

The United States is preparing to face the threat of drones during the 2026 World Cup, allocating $365 million to enhance drone countermeasures at key venues such as MetLife Stadium in New Jersey and AT&T Stadium in Dallas. Advanced radar technologies will be activated to intercept suspicious aircraft. During the event, the operation of drones over stadiums and major facilities will be prohibited to protect the audience and events. Additionally, more than 400 security agencies are participating in a comprehensive security plan to ensure the safety of the tournament, which will begin on June 11.

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