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Can You Fly a Drone Over Private Property? What the Law Actually Allows | Airsight
Yes, a drone can legally fly over your private property, and no, that does not mean you have no rights. The confusion comes from two systems that...
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The FAA's New No-Drone-Zone Rule: How Facilities Can Request Drone Flight Restrictions | Airsight
A no-drone zone is airspace where unmanned aircraft are prohibited or restricted, and until this year, private facilities had almost no way to get...
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Can You Shoot Down a Drone? What Federal Law Actually Says | Airsight
No. You cannot legally shoot down a drone in the United States, not over your own backyard, not with a pellet gun, and not because it might be spying...
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