This guy shows how a city tries to overstep their boundaries on airspace

[TnDronePilot]

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[iamcostas]

He is good! ?

 

[dirkclod]

Didn’t look but at the date on that, Dec 14 of 19. A lot might have
been changed since then .?‍
Might even be worse now .?

 

[iamcostas]

Didn’t look but at the date on that, Dec 14 of 19. A lot might have
been changed since then .?‍
Might even be worse now .?

It could be worse now ?. His way of thinking and talking was crystal clear with a little bit of humour.

 

[dirkclod]

It could be worse now ?. His way of thinking and talking was crystal clear with a little bit of humour.

Guess I better watch it then. ?

 

[GregS]

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Great information. I am a snowbird in Gulf Shores, Alabama and this wonderful place states: No drone flying in Gulf Shores. One exception is a Sports Complex at the north end of town; when no one is there. According to what a Police Officer said, I can only fly over that complex, not outside of it. There is a $500 fine to fly a drone in Gulf Shores.

 

[spsphotos]

Seen that video before. For all his work checking with the FAA and local authorities, he then proceeds to violate the flying over people regulations...LOL.

 

[DavidT_ NZ]

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An excellent video!

 

[Dbez1]

Great information. I am a snowbird in Gulf Shores, Alabama and this wonderful place states: No drone flying in Gulf Shores. One exception is a Sports Complex at the north end of town; when no one is there. According to what a Police Officer said, I can only fly over that complex, not outside of it. There is a $500 fine to fly a drone in Gulf Shores.

I’m glad you posted this. We’re going to Gulf Shores in the spring and I was going to take my drone. I guess I’ll leave it at home.