HELP WITH AIRMAP

licensed pilot · Dec 20, 2017

I am trying to get a LAANC authorization near Phoenix Sky Harbor Class B, FAM map shows flights up to 100 feet allowed (I'm requesting 75 feet). Keep getting this message:

Any help appreciated.

Fly Gary · Dec 20, 2017

licensed pilot said:
I am trying to get a LAANC authorization near Phoenix Sky Harbor Class B, FAM map shows flights up to 100 feet allowed (I'm requesting 75 feet). Keep getting this message:

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Any help appreciated.

What coordinates are you looking for? I'll see what Skyward.io kicks back.

I do have a multilayer auth for all altitudes in the FAM for PHX. You could fly under it if you can't get this cleared.

licensed pilot · Dec 20, 2017

Fly Gary said:
What coordinates are you looking for? I'll see what Skyward.io kicks back.

I do have a multilayer auth for all altitudes in the FAM for PHX. You could fly under it if you can't get this cleared.

33-27-51.7N 112-4-24.7W SE corner of McDowell & Central, this coming Saturday. Gary. First time I'm using AirMap.

Fly Gary · Dec 20, 2017

Skyward.io granted it for 100/200 depending on which box you are flying in.
I am on their free version. Might be worth looking at it. On Airmap I see something under you name for today.

licensed pilot · Dec 20, 2017

The Air Map entry for today was just a test. I tried Skyward but sort of got lost. How do you get to the LAANC section in Skyward? Thanks for your help. sir.

Fly Gary · Dec 20, 2017

Open up skyward.io in something other than Internet Explorer. ( I used Chrome)

Go to Map
Use the pencil icon and select the box
draw a box around your flight area by starting in upper left drag to the lower right and llift mouse. It will prompt for a flight area name.

Go to Plan
Fill in dates / times etc.
click blue select flight area and it will be the one you created in the map
It will jump to the map and on the plus beside the name, click it and select add to operation
it will jump back to plan

In the upper screen right below the skyward name, type in the name of the operation. (I missed this a bunch of time)
Then click submit authorization

licensed pilot · Dec 20, 2017

Fly Gary said:
Open up skyward.io in something other than Internet Explorer. ( I used Chrome)

Go to Map
Use the pencil icon and select the box
draw a box around your flight area by starting in upper left drag to the lower right and llift mouse. It will prompt for a flight area name.

Go to Plan
Fill in dates / times etc.
click blue select flight area and it will be the one you created in the map
It will jump to the map and on the plus beside the name, click it and select add to operation
it will jump back to plan

In the upper screen right below the skyward name, type in the name of the operation. (I missed this a bunch of time)
Then click submit authorization

Thanks a million, Gary. Works a lot better than AirMap. I owe you one.

Bigdz · Dec 22, 2017

This one is much better than AIRMAP. THANKS @flygary and @licensed pilot

skybandit · Dec 23, 2017

I'm asking a question that I think I know the answer to but things change so often I just want to make sure...I'm being asked to fly in two different areas around Boston. Using the UASFM it shows that one spot is clear up to 300 feet and the other up to 100 feet. Given that Logan is not on the list of airports participating in the initial evaluation do I go through the standard procedure and expect I may not get authorization for months or has this process been sped up through the introduction of the UASFM? The gig is in early January so I have my doubts but I'd like to try to get the authorizations required if at all possible.