Lady Liberty

[BrooklynFlyer]

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Kind of boring, (unless you like freedom!) just kidding, I admit kind of slow

 

[neggy]

just a FYI for folks going to the NYC area flying a sUAV within 400' of the island / Statue Of Liberty is HIGHLY illegal

 

[BrooklynFlyer]

just a FYI for folks going to the NYC area flying a sUAV within 400' of the island / Statue Of Liberty is HIGHLY illegal

WRONG

please cite a source

 

[neggy]

FAA Bans Drones at Statue of Liberty and 9 Other Landmarks

 

[neggy]

FAA will restrict drones from flying around the Statue of Liberty

 

[neggy]

Statue of Liberty to become drone-free zone

 

[BrooklynFlyer]

Guess Im going to jail
thank goodness we dont know who was flying
thanks Neggy I stand corrected

 

[neggy]

FAA makes it illegal to fly drones around the Statue of Liberty and other major landmarks

 

[Joola]

WRONG

please cite a source

Not wrong. Be careful out there.
FAA Restricts Drones over Statue of Liberty, Other Landmarks

 

[neggy]

No more flying drones over the Statue of Liberty, FAA says

 

[BrooklynFlyer]

So how far am I?

 

[neggy]

and it isn't only Lady Liberty, it is a few other places too, including the USS Constitution in Boston, which is feet away from Logan Airport and in Class B airspace from the surface to 7000, so it is a no fly to start with, then they added a no fly for security on top on the Class B NoFLy

 

[neggy]

So how far am I?

I can't tell, but it is up to you to stay clear of the controlled airspace that is all around it, the air corridor where you can fly up the Hudson is measured in inches... look at a sectional.

Plus you have all sorts of Helicopter traffic headed there, stuff flying out of Teterboro in close proximity, general aviation using that low level airway.

Add to that the lighting ( after dark) and the next question would be was it VLOS and did you have strobes mounted, because none of the DJI strobes are legal for night flight.

Someone at the National Parks Service could determine by knowing the length of the pier

 

[BrooklynFlyer]

I can't tell, but it is up to you to stay clear of the controlled airspace that is all around it, the air corridor where you can fly up the Hudson is measured in inches... look at a sectional.

Plus you have all sorts of Helicopter traffic headed there, stuff flying out of Teterboro in close proximity, general aviation using that low level airway.

Add to that the lighting ( after dark) and the next question would be was it VLOS and did you have strobes mounted, because none of the DJI strobes are legal for night flight.

Someone at the National Parks Service could determine by knowing the length of the pier

Yeah, I'll let you know when the FAA calls

 

[InvisibleName]

Yeah, I'll let you know when the FAA calls

If you don’t want the call, maybe don’t post the evidence on YouTube?

 

[dirkclod]

OK guys I think he gets the point ,whether he pays it any mind is his decision .I don't see anything else that can be posted in this that will be productive to it so it is closed.

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