If its a military base than the answer is "NO"...Haven't seen anything on the subject, so I'm curious. There's a Navy ship graveyard close by and I always wonder as I pass by if I could get the Mavic over it.
Only with permissions in place.Haven't seen anything on the subject, so I'm curious. There's a Navy ship graveyard close by and I always wonder as I pass by if I could get the Mavic over it.
This was a false report. It was a balloon. And there's already a thread on it on the forum.Forget MILITARY BASES . . . minor problem. . . Porter Airlines Ottawa to Toronto today had a near miss at 9000ft on initial approach to Toronto Island Airport . . so close that the Pilot had to take evasive action . . This is definitely already out of control.
Yes. The answer was given. Not without EXPLICIT permission. You CANNOT fly over any military base in the US. Does that help?None of these responses really address the OP original question about flying over a Military bases that don't have a helipad or airstrip
Based on what? Where is it stated? Civilian aircraft pilots are permitted to fly over if i'm not mistaken. I'm not trying to be difficult, and common sense would probably suggest not flying near military facilities, just curious where its stated in law.Yes. The answer was given. Not without EXPLICIT permission. You CANNOT fly over any military base in the US. Does that help?
This point back to the lack of communication and regulation for flying. How is a civilian to know where to fly save if they were unaware of Para and UAV ops on base?If all there is in the area is a Hospital heliport then coordinating with them might be all you need but if it's a operational military installation with para drops and their own drone ops . . unless you are talking to someone there with authority like Base Commander or Base OpsO and getting OK signs. . . . I'd stay away. You're just asking for a conflict that will end badly . . . for you not them.
Sorry, I'm in Oahu, Hawaii, USA.The OP still hasn't answered the question of what country he is in.
You are all giving answers for your location but this is why when asking for advice like this it's important you put your location in the post - he might be living/talking about Hungary or Finland or Germany or......... you get the idea.
Yea I experienced that first hand last Christmas when "youknowwho" was there and you could not get anywhere near the Kua Aina cause his kids were having lunch . . and those secret guys were all over the place.Be aware that there are frequent VIP movement no fly zones that affect that entire island of Oahu. These might increase after January 20, 2017.
Be sure to always check for them.
Will B4Ufly warn you of these?Be aware that there are frequent VIP movement no fly zones that affect that entire island of Oahu. These might increase after January 20, 2017.
Be sure to always check for them.