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I've always wondered about the edge conditions. Would flying a drone indoors require permission from FAA? What about a daredevil jump on a motorcycle?
by cameronh90 5y ago
I've always wondered about the edge conditions.
Would flying a drone indoors require permission from FAA? What about a daredevil jump on a motorcycle?
- sithadmin 5y agoAs long as there's a roof, you can fly whatever you want indoors without the FAA's interference. As for airborne ground vehicles - it's difficult to imagine a situation where it would legitimately be a concern, which is why it's a grey area :)
- cameronh90 5y agoI'm actually in the UK and it appears until relatively recently, the CAA did assert control over indoor airspace. But recently they've relaxed the rules and said if there's no possiblity of escape, you can do what you want. That does mean technically that if you're flying a drone indoors, the legality depends on how wide you open the windows.