United States federal authorities have started using strict aerial surveillance and seizure operations to keep the airspace safe during the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

美國聯邦當局已開始採取嚴格的空中監控與沒收行動，以確保2026年FIFA世界盃期間的領空安全。

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA), working with other agencies, has confiscated more than 300 drones after operators broke flight restrictions. These rules, created by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), establish 'No Drone Zones' around stadiums, team hotels, and fan areas. For example, on match days, drones are banned within a 3-nautical-mile radius and up to 3,000 feet around stadiums. Furthermore, breaking these rules is a federal crime that could lead to prison time, the loss of equipment, and fines up to $100,000.

美國運輸安全管理局（TSA）與其他部門合作，在部分操作員違反飛行限制後，沒收了超過300部無人機。這些由聯邦航空管理局（FAA）制定的規則，在場館、球隊酒店與球迷區周圍設立了「無人機禁飛區」。例如，在比賽日，球場周圍3海浬半徑及3,000英尺高度範圍內禁止使用無人機。此外，違反這些規則屬於聯邦罪行，可能導致入獄、沒收設備以及高達10萬美元的罰款。

The White House Task Force on the FIFA World Cup emphasized that security preparations are similar to those used for the Super Bowl. Consequently, counter-drone technology will be used at all 78 domestic matches. To support this, the federal government has provided $500 million in grants to local police and opened a special FBI training center for drone technology. Recently, the FAA had to restrict airspace in Miami after reporting unusual aerial activity before a match between Brazil and Scotland.

白宮FIFA世界盃工作小組強調，保安準備工作與超級盃（Super Bowl）採取的措施類似。因此，所有78場國內比賽都將使用反無人機技術。為了支持此項工作，聯邦政府向當地警方提供了5億美元的撥款，並為無人機技術開設了一個特別的FBI培訓中心。最近，在巴西與蘇格蘭比賽前收到異常空中活動報告後，FAA不得不限制邁阿密的領空。

Federal agencies will continue to monitor and enforce these airspace rules across 16 host cities to ensure the tournament remains secure.

聯邦機構將繼續在16個主辦城市監控並執行這些領空規則，以確保賽事安全。