Yes, the limits are what is shown in the boxes. I have a similar authorization for the Luke airspace here around Phoenix. I would call the number on your authorization and have a quick conversation about how often they want to be notified of flights in their airspace, they may say you don't need...
I'm guessing that your local airport is part of the FAA Contract Tower Program and not manned by FAA personnel, these airports are apparently the last in line to implement automated authorization. We have a couple airports in the Phoenix area that show the same message (and have since I started...
Your county assessor's website usually has a GIS section where you can see all of the land parcels and determine ownership. Here in Maricopa County (Phoenix) it's a very easy site to navigate and similar to the screenshot posted by sar104 in post #48
5 miles from an airport means nothing anymore. You are in Class D airspace which requires authorization to fly and based on you screenshot, the allowable altitude is 200’ AGL once approved. You must use a LAANC enabled app like Kitty Hawk or AirMap to apply for the authorization. Plenty of...
I believe the address displayed is based on the GPS location of your phone connected to the controller. When I go into my backyard, the address shows the street behind me. When I fly in front of my house, my street address is shown.
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