JasonA
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Keep in mind there are now 7 states with their own STATE LAWS regarding drone/uav use and some can be very restrictive. Meeting the federal regulations is not only the lowest common demoninator, and you will have to be up on state laws as well.
The latest drone360 magazine had a good write up, I dont have it handy but you should do a state law search for every state you plan on visiting.
For example, just two days ago CA just enacted a law saying its illegal to fly a drone over private property with the intent of taking photos or videos. You will need to secure permission from the property owners in advance. Horrible law as it was passed but state legislators in CA have included anti-drone riders in just about every type of legislation that hit the governers desk in the past two weeks. Theyre foaming at the mouth to get drones banned in basically all usuable forms except flying it in your own backyard. |
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