This document provides safety guidelines for operating drones recreationally or commercially. It advises flying below 400 feet and within visual line of sight, avoiding groups of people and other aircraft. Commercial use requires FAA approval. Pilots should check with local authorities and avoid restricted airspace near airports without permission. Safety tips include avoiding emergency response areas and not flying under the influence.
This document provides safety guidelines for operating drones recreationally or commercially. It advises flying below 400 feet and within visual line of sight, avoiding groups of people and other aircraft. Commercial use requires FAA approval. Pilots should check with local authorities and avoid restricted airspace near airports without permission. Safety tips include avoiding emergency response areas and not flying under the influence.
This document provides safety guidelines for operating drones recreationally or commercially. It advises flying below 400 feet and within visual line of sight, avoiding groups of people and other aircraft. Commercial use requires FAA approval. Pilots should check with local authorities and avoid restricted airspace near airports without permission. Safety tips include avoiding emergency response areas and not flying under the influence.
Some municipalities prohibit the operation of remote controlled aircraft within
public spaces such as parks and school grounds. There are rules of the air you
SAFELY need to know. Always check with local authorities before you fly your drone.
Fly below 400 feet Fly within visual
line of sight
Avoid flying over Avoid flying near
groups of people other aircraft Recreational or commercial use? and stadium events Using a drone in connection with a business is considered to be commercial use by the FAA. This Never fly within 5 miles of Be aware of FAA an airport without contacting airspace requirements includes but is not limited to: airport authorities and the faa.gov/go/uastfr Real estate, wedding or other photography airport’s traffic control facility Inspection or survey services Keep well away from Do not fly under Film or television production emergency response the influence efforts such as fires Visit faa.gov/uas for more information Go to knowbeforeyoufly.org to stay up to date on how and when you can fly your drone. Know Before You Fly is an educational campaign that provides drone users with the information and guidance they need to fly safely and responsibly. Visit knowbeforeyoufly.org and faa.gov/uas or follow @FlyResponsibly and @FAANews on twitter for more information.
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