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I know the regulations...but sometimes i like to fly over 400ft. Does DJI reports our flights to the FAA?
FWIW, DJI will only have the flight logs if they are synced in DJI GO. Otherwise, they will all remain locally on the Mavic and mobile device.No, but if you have an accident and the flight records are requested then DJI will hand them over and any argument will have no leg to stand on.
(THIS APP DOES NOT SHOW HELICOPTERS! You really need to look out for those, as they are more likely to be flying at the altitudes you are flying at.)
excellent advice… However you're wrong about one thing: it does show helicopters.2. Use FlightRadar24.com
View air traffic in your area and click on a plane to see their altitude. (THIS APP DOES NOT SHOW HELICOPTERS! You really need to look out for those, as they are more likely to be flying at the altitudes you are flying at.)
Or any other VFR aircraft that has not filed a flight plan and/or is not transponder equipped.
excellent advice… However you're wrong about one thing: it does show helicopters.
There are ways to legally fly above 400' AGL with some caveats. Apparently you guys aren't members of the AMA or you are Part 107 pilots....
I've seen them regularly.Hmm.. I've never seen one on there and I look whenever one flies over the house on the way to the hospital.
Maybe there's an option? I'll have to look. Anyway, lots of good info in this thread. I'm learning a lot!![]()