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LeftInTX

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18. There are "no fly zones" for drones. I think in this emergency in LA, they may have forgotten to implement an
Fri Jan 10, 2025, 04:56 PM
Jan 10

expanded one, especially since these are low flying planes, which are not on flight paths.


UAS Facility Maps
UAS Facility Maps show the maximum altitudes around airports where the FAA may authorize part 107 UAS operations without additional safety analysis. The maps should be used to inform requests for part 107 airspace authorizations and waivers in controlled airspace.

NOTE: These maps DO NOT authorize operations in these areas at the depicted altitudes – they are for informational purposes ONLY. Operators must still apply to operate in controlled airspace (Class B, C, D, or surface area E) by completing a Part 107 Airspace Authorization request in LAANC or the FAADroneZone, or a Waiver Application in the FAADroneZone.

Individuals who request a part 107 airspace waiver and authorization are encouraged to consult the maps prior to submitting a request to determine locations and altitudes that can be approved quickly.
Here is the FAA map:
https://faa.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=9c2e4406710048e19806ebf6a06754ad

Here are LA's restrictions, it doesn't include Pacific Palisades.

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They're going to have to implement some strict regulations with strict enforcement on ... Jim__ Jan 10 #1
+1 Blue_Tires Jan 10 #12
I read earlier that 12 months in prison & a $75K fine could be the maximum for interference in a wildfire operation. CrispyQ Jan 10 #2
It will have more effect when the criminals in question get their arrests & convictions publicized Hekate Jan 10 #4
Believe you me ReRe Jan 10 #19
Here is one source that actually has the image of the wing damage to the plane. xocetaceans Jan 10 #3
Thanks Hekate Jan 10 #5
You're welcome. n/t xocetaceans Jan 10 #23
I was angrily told by a DUer (after detailing Colorado's major issues with them) that it was his livelihood and hlthe2b Jan 10 #6
When they went on the market as clever toys for hobbyists my first thought was about regulations Hekate Jan 10 #7
Yet we keep hearing about "personal air taxis" coming soon. Callie1979 Jan 10 #10
Flying Cars? lavoosh99 Jan 10 #15
Here they are: Callie1979 Jan 10 #22
You can make a living using drones but also NOT being a dick. Callie1979 Jan 10 #9
There are "no fly zones" for drones. I think in this emergency in LA, they may have forgotten to implement an LeftInTX Jan 10 #18
And those were not available over western wildfire regions EITHER until recent years and Colorado was a BIG hlthe2b Jan 10 #21
Probably some jerkoff, getting his video for hits on Youtube or 3Hotdogs Jan 10 #8
More than likely. I hope that they catch them and if the drones are damaged, and fall to the ground, I hope that some- SWBTATTReg Jan 10 #13
Lock up the drone person Trueblue1968 Jan 10 #11
this. AllaN01Bear Jan 10 #14
This is one of the Canadian Bombers Bev54 Jan 10 #16
The national bird of the United States of America. SergeStorms Jan 10 #17
How did they capture the drone? ReRe Jan 10 #20
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