Question on fly zones

[newbie]

Super new flyer here. I just bought my first drone a Mavic Mini. I reviewed my location in the DJI fly app and am seeing these warnings. I guess I am wondering before I actually set my drone up if I am going to have issues every time I want to fly my drone by my house. Will I have to get an authorization code and get approval everytime before I can fly? Do these warnings just mean I have to acknowledge that I am responsible when flying in these zones? I don’t want to go any further with my unboxing until I can figure this out. Anyway, I appreciate any and all feedback on this.

my location is in the De Pere, Wisconsin area

 

[dronerdave]

If you can't look at a sectional you might want to check out Airmap or Kittyhawk apps. DJI maps are more generic and don't show all restricted airspace.

 

[newbie]

Here is from Kittyhawk

 

[dronerdave]

No expert but looks like you need some authorization. I don't do LAANC and avoid rec flying in that kind of area. Just me. It looks fairly busy.

 

[Cw4bray]

Because of your proximity to the Green Bay airport, Yes, you need authorization every time before you fly. Additionally you need to check NOTAM for any TFR every time before you fly. Having an authorization code from an automated system doesn't mean it's okay to fly !!! A temporary flight restriction maybe in place for a bunch of different things like an accident, fire or political convention. Nothing will get you in more trouble quicker than flying over a bureaucrat. Getting the drone confiscated would be a lot less painful then the fines, civil penalties.

 

[newbie]

Because of your proximity to the Green Bay airport, Yes, you need authorization every time before you fly. Additionally you need to check NOTAM for any TFR every time before you fly. Having an authorization code from an automated system doesn't mean it's okay to fly !!! A temporary flight restriction maybe in place for a bunch of different things like an accident, fire or political convention. Nothing will get you in more trouble quicker than flying over a bureaucrat. Getting the drone confiscated would be a lot less painful then the fines, civil penalties.

I wouldn’t be flying north towards the direction of the airport but just south and wouldn’t come close to 400ft. So is the authorization the automatic authorization or is it just an acknowledgement

 

[dronerdave]

LAANC: How to Get Your Drone Flights Approved In Minutes

It used to take months for drone pilots to get approval to fly in controlled airspace. With LAANC, get airspace authorization in near-real time.

www.dronepilotgroundschool.com

A good thread to read:

LAANC

hello all. i've requested LANNC and i was approved by FAA but my question is in my airspace i'm still restricted to 197ft of altitude. so i'm wondering how is the requesting a LANNC would let me fly a bit higher when i'm still restricted to 197?

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