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You don't own the airspace above you. If someone wants to fly over your house or business, they can generally do that--airplanes fly over your private property
by Gunax 6y ago
You don't own the airspace above you. If someone wants to fly over your house or business, they can generally do that--airplanes fly over your private property all the time.
Granted this bozo might be violating FAA guidelines by flying too low or out of sight.
- welcome_dragon 6y agoDepends on the locality. In TN, for example, flying a drone over private property under 500 ft can be considered criminal trespassing.
- codeddesign 6y agoIn general as per the FAA, your airspace ends at the tallest object - whether it’s a tree, a house, or tower structure on your property. I guess if it was low enough in some states you could argue that it failed to state intentions and you felt unsafe.