> Better hope it's not your house it crashes down on :) Yes, experimental plane regulations deal with exactly this. There is airspace that is closed to them, y

> Better hope it's not your house it crashes down on :) Yes, experimental plane regulations deal with exactly this. There is airspace that is closed to them, you cannot simply fly them over your local downtown area. Lots of Americans live in very rural, remote areas and several own their own airstrips far from any populated areas. If you're crop-dusting your own fields on a 5000-acre ranch then no one cares when your plane was last serviced aside from the pilot.