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"from or on" means exactly that. "in the airspace above" is a separate distinction, and one they do not have control over.
by adrianpike 10y ago
"from or on" means exactly that.
"in the airspace above" is a separate distinction, and one they do not have control over.
- toomuchtodo 10y agoInteresting. I had never considered donating and helping the NPS setup flight restrictions in their airspace until this moment.
- adrianpike 10y agoTo the best of my understanding, the FAA maintains exclusive control over all airspace, so you'd want to donate specifically to get some collaboration going.
- toomuchtodo 10y agoRight, exactly! The NPS would have to request permanent TFR status from the FAA.