New FAA rules/maps - 27 April

AlanTheBeast · Apr 26, 2017

FAA Will Release Maps to Speed up Drone Authorization Applications

DroneForceOne · Apr 27, 2017

@AlanTheBeast , visiting USA, can i take my drone with me and have a FAA registration for flying it? Is it allowed for foreigners?

Frits · Apr 27, 2017

DroneForceOne said:
@AlanTheBeast , visiting USA, can i take my drone with me and have a FAA registration for flying it? Is it allowed for foreigners?

Yes you can. I am Canadian, registered with the FAA and abide by their rules when in the US. This includes having the FAA registration with me when flying and attaching the registration number to my Mavic.

DroneForceOne · Apr 27, 2017

Frits said:
Yes you can. I am Canadian, registered with the FAA and abide by their rules when in the US. This includes having the FAA registration with me when flying and attaching the registration number to my Mavic.

Awesome! Thanks!

Just reading the regulations for such flight, many things to be aware of...

AlanTheBeast · Apr 27, 2017

@DroneForceOne What Frits said.

ramz · Apr 27, 2017

From the FAA web site:
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) today published more than 200 facility maps to streamline the commercial drone authorization process.
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'Commercial' is the key word here.

FAA Publishes First Set of UAS Facility Maps

Frits · Apr 28, 2017

AlanTheBeast said:
@DroneForceOne What Frits said.

Oops, I just noticed that the question was directed at you specifically - apologies for jumping in.

AlanTheBeast · Apr 28, 2017

Frits said:
Oops, I just noticed that the question was directed at you specifically - apologies for jumping in.

De nada!

DroneForceOne · Apr 28, 2017

AlanTheBeast said:
De nada!

Fala Português?

AlanTheBeast · Apr 28, 2017

DroneForceOne said:
Fala Português?

Non. It's a "stock phrase" used often in North America borrowed from Spanish.

DroneForceOne · Apr 28, 2017

AlanTheBeast said:
Non. It's a "stock phrase" used often in North America borrowed from Spanish.

Awww Hahahah thats a near miss!

AlanTheBeast · Apr 28, 2017

DroneForceOne said:
Awww Hahahah thats a near miss!

Not at all. English speakers appropriated that phrase a very long time ago in NA - probably in the S.W. US at first.

DroneForceOne · Apr 28, 2017

AlanTheBeast said:
Not at all. English speakers appropriated that phrase a very long time ago in NA - probably in the S.W. US at first.

Noooo

I mean, almost a brazilian! Hahaha 1% brazilian speaking "De nada".

In portuguese means, You're welcome! But in literal translation means " its nothing" or, its OK.