Recreational pilots can fly drones in a national forest but only in areas without Temporary Flight Restrictions. Wilderness Areas must also be avoided. If you ever do fly in these areas, you’d need U.S. Forest Service approval.
Flying a drone in a Wildlife Management Area is prohibited according to the rules of the Wilderness Act of 1964.
You are not allowed to fly a drone at the Grand Canyon per Policy Memorandum 14-05, which was passed in 2014. These rules are established through the National Park Service.
Since the area is in proximity to Love Field Airport, downtown Dallas is Class B airspace and thus illegal to fly in for drone pilots. The areas where you are permitted to fly only allow you to do so within a 400-foot limit.
You can fly a drone over your own garden in the UK but must stay under 400 feet when you do it. However, you cannot go within 50 meters of your neighbor’s garden or anyone else’s garden that doesn’t belong to you.
You can fly a drone in your neighborhood, including in your own backyard, around your property, and even around your neighbors’ property.
You are prohibited from flying a drone over a highway with moving vehicles according to Federal Aviation Administration regulations.
Since 2003, Disney World has been designated a no-fly zone, which means that drones are barred entry under nearly all circumstances.
You should not fly a drone in light rain if you can help it. The drizzle makes it harder to navigate, you risk wetting (and possibly breaking)
Authorization Zones do not allow drone pilots to fly except those with an account verified through DJI. You can then self-unlock to bypass all…