Indiana Fly Zones

[NorthIN_JY]

Where can one fly, in NC-Indiana ?

 

[Vic Moss]

Indiana: Drone Laws in Indiana (2023) - Pilot Institute

And I don't know if you mean North Carolina, or Northern Central. Just in case you mean North Carolina, here you go: Drone Laws in North Carolina (2023) - Pilot Institute

 

[djwak59]

Indiana: Drone Laws in Indiana (2023) - Pilot Institute

And I don't know if you mean North Carolina, or Northern Central. Just in case you mean North Carolina, here you go: Drone Laws in North Carolina (2023) - Pilot Institute

I believe it’s North Central Indiana he’s referring to. I say that because I’m in North West Indiana and I often wonder what other places are available to fly at. The park gets kind of old after a while !

 

[MS Coast]

Other than Grissom and Lafayette, north central Indiana looks largely open for flying. Have you looked at one of the apps or websites that allows you to check specific locations?

https://www.faa.gov/uas/getting_started/b4ufly

 

[NorthIN_JY]

Indiana: Drone Laws in Indiana (2023) - Pilot Institute

And I don't know if you mean North Carolina, or Northern Central. Just in case you mean North Carolina, here you go: Drone Laws in North Carolina (2023) - Pilot Institute

Hey, I meant North-Central IN.

 

[NorthIN_JY]

I believe it’s North Central Indiana he’s referring to. I say that because I’m in North West Indiana and I often wonder what other places are available to fly at. The park gets kind of old after a while !

You are correct ! North Central

 

[NorthIN_JY]

Other than Grissom and Lafayette, north central Indiana looks largely open for flying. Have you looked at one of the apps or websites that allows you to check specific locations?

https://www.faa.gov/uas/getting_started/b4ufly

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No, I haven't looked at any website. So I can find any open area and take off ?
I know state parks are a NO.

 

[MS Coast]

No, I haven't looked at any website. So I can find any open area and take off ?
I know state parks are a NO.

Essentially, yes. Your location is one of the least encumbered areas I've seen east of the Mississippi River.

The programs listed on that link will let you check the federal regulations for any location. You can use them online or as an app on your phone. (Local and state regulations and ordinances are not addressed, though they're not as great a concern in most cases.)

You might try this free online course from the Pilot Institute to learn about checking specific locations with Aloft Air Control. That's the app I use most often.

Aloft Air Control Deep Dive - Pilot Institute

pilotinstitute.com

 

[MA2 317]

Where can one fly, in NC-Indiana ?

Hello from the Crossroads of America NorthIN_JY.

Always glad to see another Hoosier here.

All the times I've flown was in class G airspace in the country.

Check local ordinances about drone use from properties in your area.

I can fly in the City parks, but not the County parks.

Welcome to the Forum.

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