New FAA rules/maps - 27 April
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@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.
Awesome! Thanks!
Just reading the regulations for such flight, many things to be aware of...
ramz
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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
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
Oops, I just noticed that the question was directed at you specifically - apologies for jumping in.
Non. It's a "stock phrase" used often in North America borrowed from Spanish.
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.
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