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If you are having trouble with Airspace issues, like here in San Diego, you can get automated LAANC approval for temporary operations using Kittyhawk. This now
by jhart99 7y ago
If you are having trouble with Airspace issues, like here in San Diego, you can get automated LAANC approval for temporary operations using Kittyhawk. This now works for recreational operators as well. If it is confusing local rules, then I totally understand....
- sverhagen 7y agoLAANC gets you approval (or not) from the local Air Traffic Control of the Airspace you're trying to fly in (through the FAA). It does not do anything for all the non FAA-regulated areas, which is essentially what the article centered around. (I work for Skyward, who were the first USS that implemented LAANC.)
- dariusj18 7y agoYeah, it's local rules but also air space. I sit in the middle of like 5 airports or different sizes. airmap.io is helpful