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PSA: Don’t Aim Laser Displays at Aircraft, FAA Warns
Summary
A brief public-safety announcement warns that pointing laser displays into the sky can distract or temporarily blind pilots and urges aiming lasers at intended surfaces to keep aircraft and spectators safe.
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A short public-safety announcement advised Fourth of July celebrants not to point laser displays into the sky because beams that intersect aircraft can distract or temporarily blind pilots. The announcement urged users to install and aim laser displays at intended surfaces such as houses or yards and to avoid directing beams skyward to protect pilots and the public.
The message framed the guidance as a safety precaution for holiday celebrations and reminded viewers to enjoy the holiday while keeping skies safe. No formal meeting, decision, or civic action was recorded in the transcript.

