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Hi,
I note that the CASA regulations are such that it is state regularly that you are not to fly within 30 meters of buildings. I was wondering how this related to the airspace above a building. Obviously there is a reasonable risk that flying over a person could cause an injury and is thus illegal. I do not think there is a reasonable risk of injury if you fly over a house, most likely ding a tin roof.
Is anyone aware of what the law says in relation to this (preferably backed up with references).
Regards,
I note that the CASA regulations are such that it is state regularly that you are not to fly within 30 meters of buildings. I was wondering how this related to the airspace above a building. Obviously there is a reasonable risk that flying over a person could cause an injury and is thus illegal. I do not think there is a reasonable risk of injury if you fly over a house, most likely ding a tin roof.
Is anyone aware of what the law says in relation to this (preferably backed up with references).
Regards,