Is LAANC actually permitted here?

[hedbonker]

So this is an area that will get re-developed and I saw a little bit of drone BROLL in a video in this spot. So I look it up on B4UFLY to see what the deal is on this area as I know some folks that are friends with the developers and I was going to submit a proposal for orthomosaic imaging and maybe construction progress videos / stills and the usual crap.

So looking it up on aloft:

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It shows class D air space - not surprising given the local airports and local naval station but on the page it has an LAANC button but it says maximum permissible is 0 ft altitude. Confusing... Obviously 0 ft is worthless so why do they even have the LAANC option on that page?

 

[mavic3usa]

It shows class D air space - not surprising given the local airports and local naval station but on the page it has an LAANC button but it says maximum permissible is 0 ft altitude. Confusing... Obviously 0 ft is worthless so why do they even have the LAANC option on that page?

Part 107 for sure and I'm not sure about recreational so maybe/maybe not.....can get minor exceptions to grids heights if they apply for it. Otherwise, 0 is the no-fly area of the restricted or controlled airspace.