Call the FAA. Ask them.
And if they say you can do it, contact the people who own the balloons and let them know you'll be doing it.
They might be delighted to see your video.
Remember, if you're doing it purely for entertainment, you don't...
Very long-winded response to simply tell the OP that there is absolutely no problem with any airline and them taking a drone onboard.
It's been done for years and is no different than carrying on a cell phone. There is no real need to way overly...
As said, there's nothing unsafe about a drone on an airplane that isn't shared with dozens of other items.
The only issue is the batteries which, have to be carried on.
So, whether you put the drone in checked luggage or carry-on, keep the...
This thread seems to be over complicating things. Flying with your drone is no different than flying with a slr camera or a tablet. Batteries in your cabin luggage - that's all there is to it.