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C100% legal, but you have to be careful and stay far enough away as to not interfere. Under §107.37: (a) Each small unmanned aircraft must yield the right of way to all aircraft, airborne vehicles, and launch and reentry vehicles. Yielding the...
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Try posting the main drone regs on the building announcements board along with a URL to the complete online version. Schedule a conference with the building supervisor and any apartment dwellers association that you may have to discuss the... -
CCadrePilot reacted to Cafguy's post in the thread Take off and landing from the top of an apartment bullding - handling complaints with Like.
Welcome to the hobby. This won't be the last complaint you will hear, Sorry. The only thing you can really do is be smile and apologize. Just obey the law and the rules in your area and don't worry about all the complainers too much, its...
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CSlightly off topic but relevant: Here's a summary for <250g drones: BTW, I have a license in each of the three countries below. USA (FAA): +1 License is require, +1 it's free, +1 online for everyone, +1 It's permanent, +1 No drone registration...
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CAs 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...