Was recently flying my drone at a park. Before the flight, I checked Kittyhawk--the area is totally clear of any restrictions, and I flew around the whole area for about half an hour.
The park is adjacent to a large warehouse area, which is private property and is fenced off. After the flight, as I was walking back to the car, I walked past this area and noticed a sign that says "No Drone Zone" with an FAA logo on it. I definitely flew over this area during my flight.
Did I unknowingly violate any FAA rules during my flight? I looked up the "No Drone Zone" sign, and it looks like something anyone can download from the FAA web site. Is this a sign that they just put up, or did they actually get an official no-drone-zone put over their property by the FAA?
PS: If I had seen the sign before my flight, I wouldn't have flown over the area. But there's no way for anyone to see this from where I launched, unless it's something I can gather from charts or the app, but I somehow missed.
The park is adjacent to a large warehouse area, which is private property and is fenced off. After the flight, as I was walking back to the car, I walked past this area and noticed a sign that says "No Drone Zone" with an FAA logo on it. I definitely flew over this area during my flight.
Did I unknowingly violate any FAA rules during my flight? I looked up the "No Drone Zone" sign, and it looks like something anyone can download from the FAA web site. Is this a sign that they just put up, or did they actually get an official no-drone-zone put over their property by the FAA?
PS: If I had seen the sign before my flight, I wouldn't have flown over the area. But there's no way for anyone to see this from where I launched, unless it's something I can gather from charts or the app, but I somehow missed.