Drone FAA Regulations & Where You Can Fly

Flying Safe and A Brief Overview of the Rules

This is a brief overview of safety tips and Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) guidelines for flying an Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) – often called a drone. We highly encourage you to stay updated with ALL of the current guidelines here: www.faa.gov/uas

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www.KnowBeforeYouFly.com is also a very good resource for staying updated.

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FAA UAS Guidelines

• Can't fly over 400 feet 
• Can’t fly within 5 miles of an airport
• Can’t fly near stadiums
• Can’t fly near amusement parks
• Can’t fly over national parks 
• ​Can't fly over people 
• Can’t fly beyond line of sight
• Can’t fly at night
•  Can’t interfere with emergency responders 

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When You Need FAA Permission to Fly

• Within 5 miles of an airport
• Near stadiums, National parks, Amusement parks
• With emergency responders
• During TFR (Temporary Flight Restrictions)  

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Tips for Flying Safe!

• Always perform a pre-flight check
  
• ​​Do not fly beyond line of sight
• Do not fly over people or crowds
• Do not fly at night

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