I only fly in Canada (planes mostly, sometimes drones) but the easiest way to know the rules is to use a VNC (1) (VFR map in the US (2)) to determine the airspa

I only fly in Canada (planes mostly, sometimes drones) but the easiest way to know the rules is to use a VNC (1) (VFR map in the US (2)) to determine the airspace above / around you, lookup NOTAMS to find any exceptions and combine that with some common sense / curtesy. So really, the map already exists, but most people who are just getting into drones likely do not know it exists. (1) http://www.navcanada.ca/EN/products-and-services/Pages/aeronautical-information-products-charts-VFR-navigational-charts.aspx http://www.navcanada.ca/EN/products-and-services/Pages/aeron... (2) http://vfrmap.com/ http://vfrmap.com/