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AAerophile reacted to jpmcdo's post in the thread Drones Flying Over State Fair in TN Seized with
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Challenged? At what point does safety come into play. Flying over large groups of people is risky and just asking for a tragedy. If you have your part 107 license, the rules say you only fly over a group that knows or has an understanding that... -
AAerophile replied to the thread Is there anyone here who can help answer the most basic questions about flying a drone in Italy?.OMG!!!! I have Done Assist right here! Used it extensively in June when I was visiting the UK (see an example below). I'm all registered with EASA, drone labelled, both the drone and me are fully-compliant with all the regs - already. You're...
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AAerophile posted the thread Is there anyone here who can help answer the most basic questions about flying a drone in Italy? in Italy.Preface: I live in the USA. I've been flying airplanes for decades (private pilot, learned to fly airplanes when I was a kid - I own a Cessna now). Been flying drones for about 5 years now. As I have an actual crewed-aircraft pilots license...
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AAerophile replied to the thread Flying in Italian nature park zones.Can you point me to any "Italian drone forums"?
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AYep. Fifteen degrees of rotation per hour. Probably not a good idea to call the police and complain that stars are flying across the skies above your property on clear nights.
