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In Canada uncontrolled airspace are the areas not in an aerodrome and goes up to 1,500 feet (?), I forget the exact height, that's where radio controlled planes
by dhughes 15y ago
In Canada uncontrolled airspace are the areas not in an aerodrome and goes up to 1,500 feet (?), I forget the exact height, that's where radio controlled planes, hangliders, ultra-light aircraft, hot air balloons can go without needing a pilot's license or special permit.
If there was some device floating or flying there but not in controlled airspace or a danger to other aircraft it is perfectly legal for it to be there.
- blantonl 15y agoAirspace classes in the United States: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Airspace_class_(United_States) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Airspace_class_(United_States)
- Permit 15y agoWould US Airspace law be at all relevant? My understanding is that TPB goes out of their way to avoid conducting their business anywhere near the United States. I imagine airspace classes in Europe would be a more valid topic.
- discodave 15y agoAirspace law in other countries is likely to be similar or less restrictive.