A JetBlue aircraft reports striking a drone while approaching John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York on Monday morning, according to multiple outlets citing airline statements and air traffic information. The reported collision occurs at about 3,000 feet as the plane crosses the coastline en route to land. Despite the reported strike, the aircraft lands safely at JFK and no additional assistance is reported. One account also notes that no damage is found after landing. The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating the incident. Media reports also reference separate recent incidents involving unmanned aircraft near New Jersey’s Newark area, but details beyond the current JFK report are not consistently described across outlets. Separately, one report says that a helicopter pilot alerted to a near-miss with a remote-controlled plane near JFK shortly after the JetBlue incident, though the FAA’s focus in these accounts is on the JetBlue drone strike. Overall, sources agree the event involves a pilot report of a drone strike during the approach into JFK, followed by a safe landing while the FAA conducts an investigation.