If these dingbats filed a valid flight plan with LAANC they'd get automatic FAA authorization to fly below 50 or 100 feet depending on where on Long Island they were:
December 15, 2024 at 6:24 PM
If these dingbats filed a valid flight plan with LAANC they'd get automatic FAA authorization to fly below 50 or 100 feet depending on where on Long Island they were:
Check the FAA LAANC map for altitude restrictions near airport
August 8, 2026 at 11:44 AM
Check the FAA LAANC map for altitude restrictions near airport
Actually, look up LAANC access. It is possible to fly in some airspace with drones. It really depends on precise location and altitude. Even if LAANC access isn’t possible, the other permissions might be.
December 12, 2024 at 10:45 PM
Actually, look up LAANC access. It is possible to fly in some airspace with drones. It really depends on precise location and altitude. Even if LAANC access isn’t possible, the other permissions might be.
In a past lawsuit it was stipulated that any drone can operate in class G airspace at 83 feet. Even over your house. Where this statement is ridiculous is that to fly in other controlled airspace one needs an FAA LAANC. You're not getting any coffee by drone soon. Duffy is a moron.
August 6, 2025 at 8:51 PM
In a past lawsuit it was stipulated that any drone can operate in class G airspace at 83 feet. Even over your house. Where this statement is ridiculous is that to fly in other controlled airspace one needs an FAA LAANC. You're not getting any coffee by drone soon. Duffy is a moron.
A normal FAA drone self incident report, say of accidentally flying too high, or skipping through a TFR, or not having proper LAANC approval usually takes a while to respond to.
"Civil Servant/Police Officer attempted to bring down a sUAS via firearm"
That tends to make them look up quick.
"Civil Servant/Police Officer attempted to bring down a sUAS via firearm"
That tends to make them look up quick.
June 10, 2025 at 7:14 PM
A normal FAA drone self incident report, say of accidentally flying too high, or skipping through a TFR, or not having proper LAANC approval usually takes a while to respond to.
"Civil Servant/Police Officer attempted to bring down a sUAS via firearm"
That tends to make them look up quick.
"Civil Servant/Police Officer attempted to bring down a sUAS via firearm"
That tends to make them look up quick.
Versaterm DroneSense now includes native FAA #LAANC airspace authorization from Versaterm Aloft, built right into the workflow pilots already use. No separate logins or manual coordination, just one connected path from dispatch to launch. Learn more: www.versaterm.com/news/versate...
October 7, 2026 at 2:49 PM
Versaterm DroneSense now includes native FAA #LAANC airspace authorization from Versaterm Aloft, built right into the workflow pilots already use. No separate logins or manual coordination, just one connected path from dispatch to launch. Learn more: www.versaterm.com/news/versate...
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Versaterm Enhances Drone Emergency Response with Seamless FAA Authorization Integration
Versaterm integrates FAA LAANC airspace authorization into its DroneSense platform, streamlining public safety drone operations for emergencies.
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October 7, 2026 at 2:31 PM
Versaterm Enhances Drone Emergency Response with Seamless FAA Authorization Integration#USA#Mesa#Versaterm#DroneSense#FAA_Integration
Hey Faine. I just put up a dolly shot and photo from my drone flight over No Kings Boston today. Unfortunately, though I had LAANC authorization, BPD came over at my first battery change and disallowed me, on their own "authority," from flying anymore. The organizers only wanted their drone flying.🤷🏻♂️
March 28, 2026 at 9:26 PM
Hey Faine. I just put up a dolly shot and photo from my drone flight over No Kings Boston today. Unfortunately, though I had LAANC authorization, BPD came over at my first battery change and disallowed me, on their own "authority," from flying anymore. The organizers only wanted their drone flying.🤷🏻♂️
The only time I really need to look at them is when I need LAANC clearance in controlled airspace but I'm also going to continue to use "missions."
February 11, 2025 at 7:03 PM
The only time I really need to look at them is when I need LAANC clearance in controlled airspace but I'm also going to continue to use "missions."
Shitler's FAA and his head guy Bryan Bedford hard at work so we can't get LAANC authorizations to fly.
September 19, 2025 at 10:34 PM
Shitler's FAA and his head guy Bryan Bedford hard at work so we can't get LAANC authorizations to fly.
Doesn't help that DHS is cagey about its field office locations. Our local ICE lockup doesn't show up as restricted on LAANC apps, nor FAA UAS map, nor NOTAM map. Barely even labeled on Google maps.
I have no clue how to incorporate this NOTAM into my preflight prep, other than "just don't fly."
I have no clue how to incorporate this NOTAM into my preflight prep, other than "just don't fly."
January 20, 2026 at 3:00 PM
Doesn't help that DHS is cagey about its field office locations. Our local ICE lockup doesn't show up as restricted on LAANC apps, nor FAA UAS map, nor NOTAM map. Barely even labeled on Google maps.
I have no clue how to incorporate this NOTAM into my preflight prep, other than "just don't fly."
I have no clue how to incorporate this NOTAM into my preflight prep, other than "just don't fly."
I think I'm gonna have to get some waterfall footage soon
May 15, 2024 at 2:50 PM
I think I'm gonna have to get some waterfall footage soon
Just for kicks, neither the DJI Fly app or third party app Autopylot say anything about local permitting, so even a responsible flier would be relying on faulty information
June 10, 2024 at 12:48 AM
Just for kicks, neither the DJI Fly app or third party app Autopylot say anything about local permitting, so even a responsible flier would be relying on faulty information
Get a LAANC you'll be fine
September 15, 2024 at 5:52 PM
Get a LAANC you'll be fine
Aaand my house is inside of the range of an airport so I will have to file a LAANC authorization any time I want to send it up. Meh, worth it.
July 15, 2025 at 5:49 PM
Aaand my house is inside of the range of an airport so I will have to file a LAANC authorization any time I want to send it up. Meh, worth it.
The going theory is anybody with a cell phone should be able to see a drone RID through an app like OpenDroneID or Dronescanner and I think the LAANC providers do it now, but there are limitations and you basically have to be right under them to pick it up
December 16, 2024 at 6:02 PM
The going theory is anybody with a cell phone should be able to see a drone RID through an app like OpenDroneID or Dronescanner and I think the LAANC providers do it now, but there are limitations and you basically have to be right under them to pick it up
Spotting another drone camping in the LAANC zone while I smugly fly mine into the zero-grid with an FAA waiver
July 5, 2026 at 1:45 AM
Spotting another drone camping in the LAANC zone while I smugly fly mine into the zero-grid with an FAA waiver
There is also amazing systems built into commercially available drones that integrates with LAANC that helps pilots and restricts flight automatically from going into restricted airspace.
www.faa.gov
December 16, 2024 at 3:56 AM
There is also amazing systems built into commercially available drones that integrates with LAANC that helps pilots and restricts flight automatically from going into restricted airspace.
Recent Point Loma real estate drone project with great views, outdoor spaces, restricted airspace, low-altitude LAANC approval, power lines, birds, and May Gray doing May Gray things.
Also included AI-enhanced photo examples at the end. dronecompanysandiego.com/drone-blog/r...
Also included AI-enhanced photo examples at the end. dronecompanysandiego.com/drone-blog/r...
Aerial Photography & Video for Real Estate in Point Loma | Drone Company San Diego
Drone Company San Diego provided aerial photos and video for a Point Loma real estate listing with Cypress View Real Estate Group.
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June 6, 2026 at 6:15 PM
Recent Point Loma real estate drone project with great views, outdoor spaces, restricted airspace, low-altitude LAANC approval, power lines, birds, and May Gray doing May Gray things.
Also included AI-enhanced photo examples at the end. dronecompanysandiego.com/drone-blog/r...
Also included AI-enhanced photo examples at the end. dronecompanysandiego.com/drone-blog/r...
Wichita East High at sunset (now that IAB has LAANC, flying over the southeast part of town is much easier). #dronephotography #wichita #kansas #dji #air3s
March 12, 2025 at 3:44 PM
Wichita East High at sunset (now that IAB has LAANC, flying over the southeast part of town is much easier). #dronephotography #wichita #kansas #dji #air3s
I know LAANC authorization for civilians is via an app now... wonder if DHS, etc. has to clear or file w/ local airport/FAA in any way. granted FOI request is probably needed to get specific records, etc.
March 13, 2026 at 6:24 PM
I know LAANC authorization for civilians is via an app now... wonder if DHS, etc. has to clear or file w/ local airport/FAA in any way. granted FOI request is probably needed to get specific records, etc.
Nice video! I tried flying over the Public Garden at 2:30, with LAANC approval and everything in order, but it was geo locked and I couldn't take off at all. First time that's ever happened to me. Wonder if that's related.
March 29, 2026 at 2:30 AM
Nice video! I tried flying over the Public Garden at 2:30, with LAANC approval and everything in order, but it was geo locked and I couldn't take off at all. First time that's ever happened to me. Wonder if that's related.