Recent content by MA Drone Pilot

i understand what you're saying. I'm a petty officer 2nd class/LPO of my unit. My apologies for claiming title of military uas pilot, sir. I just didn't want to go into too much explaining of my actual title.

We train with active duty around the nation and I just completed a UAV training.

I'm a military cadet. I didn't want to go too much into detail about what training I received. We're sponsored by Navy and Marine Corps and also Coast Guard. US Naval Sea Cadet Corps

as long as you are doing something for your community or country, you are doing the right thing and deserve the highest respect. The military is just another path.

yeah, i understand now. were you air force?

Oh yeah, it is confusing, but I'm just so used to flying for training, cause we fly Group 1 UAVs that don't really follow civilian airspace, but we still understand the classes of airspace. I was just clarifying, that's why i made this post.

hey, come on, it was a misunderstanding, and plus show some respect to a military UAS pilot.

let's just forget about the times I flew over the limit.

alright, i guess.

Do you know about the military BUQ-1 course? I have a certification for that given by DOD since I just passed the training course over the summer since I'm in a military program. Andwe have acquired knowledge to fly 1200AGL and below. This isn't hobbyist, so im pretty sure I can fly over 400ftAGL

Can you fly over 400ft AGL in Class G as long as you are aware of surrounding airspace?

So, technically in Class G airspace you are allowed to fly however you want as long as you go by the VFR rules right? And also does the DJI Go App account for altitude when showing warnings for Class E airspace because it shows no warnings about class E in my area and i know that class e starts...

So I remember the FAA 400ft rule was a guideline and recommended. Is it a rule now?

Do you have to fly VLOS now in the US? I get different answers

im from US