StanfordWebbie
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I think the answer might be that it IS OK. While the parks folks can dictate what you do while standing on their land, and they can also tell you that you cannot have your quad touch their land, when it comes to airspace, that's the purview of the FAA. If the FAA have not made that park a "no fly zone", then you should be allowed to fly there. Now I have seen some postings about a law that that is in dispute over whether a land owner can dictate what happens over his land up to a max of 350 feet, but that one is (from my reading) still unsettled. But I think of it this way. If home/land owners can control the airspace above their property, then everyone near an airport could say "no flying over my house". Think what that would do to the airline industry. That said, of course, if some Ranger decides to cite you, even if you're in the right, it could be a mighty hassle. |
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