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> However, other than individually-permitted commercial drone use, (or SAR etc. obviously), I see no scenario where hobbyist drone use in National Parks should
by leetcrew 7y ago
> However, other than individually-permitted commercial drone use, (or SAR etc. obviously), I see no scenario where hobbyist drone use in National Parks should be an allowable activity.
in total, US national parks consist of about 50 million acres of land. are you really saying it's completely unreasonable for hobbyist drone users to enjoy any of it?
- afiori 7y agoI think he or she is rather saying that they are not entitled to any of it, if I understand the topic of this article it is possible to have local agreement to fly in specific areas.
- ghaff 7y agoPretty much. I’m open to extremely narrow exceptions as in my snowmobile comment. But I suspect that would probably satisfy approximately no one who wants to fly drones or engage in other sorts of related activities that are generally prohibited in National Parks. There’s plenty of BLM etc. land where a lot of activities are allowed.