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It is what we were taught at a seminar in September of 2017 at Interdrone in Las Vegas. I have absolutely no idea what the guys name is. I'm just throwing it out there with all the rest of the rantings. Im not a lawyer but just joining the discussion with what I was told. With all due respect..."It is generally accepted that tree height is the boundary for invasive flying ." Well, with respect, we should stick to facts, not opinions. What's your source?
fair enough.It is what we were taught at a seminar in September of 2017 at Interdrone in Las Vegas. I have absolutely no idea what the guys name is. I'm just throwing it out there with all the rest of the rantings. Im not a lawyer but just joining the discussion with what I was told. With all due respect...
There is a old ruling from a judge and I think a home owner owns 87 feet above his property ( USA )and below his propety if its on the title. I came across this looking up the new FAA reorganization act .I imagine with a variance you could build higher then that.
United States v. Causby??? Close, chickens not sheep....The case back in the 40’s where the military scared a guys sheep or something?
This thread took a fast turn into the weeds...There is a old ruling from a judge and I think a home owner owns 87 feet above his property ( USA )and below his propety if its on the title. I came across this looking up the new FAA reorganization act .I imagine with a variance you could build higher then that.
So The land owner owns up to 83' above his property??? So If I live next to a airport i could hoover at 60' above my property without calling the tower for permission?
Why would you want to vacuum at 60' above your property - do you have carpets up that high?So The land owner owns up to 83' above his property??? So If I live next to a airport i could hoover at 60' above my property without calling the tower for permission?
Why would you want to vacuum at 60' above your property - do you have carpets up that high?
And have spotless carpets, which is always a plus.Two reasons 1. battery maintenance and testing after an adjustment with out having to pack up and drive 20 Min.. 2 . The biggest fireworks go off 1/8 mile form my house and I could live stream. I also have 3 airports over lapping my property and a power plant. I think if I hover at 87 Feet I could get some good shots.
Actually, if you are flying professionally, you can be nice to them, and it can cost you if you arent. Its not just about who is right, and who is wrong. All it takes is one resident complaining to another and 2 calls to the client that hired me, or the BBB, and it has cost me. I teach my pilots to never enter into an argumentative situation, to politely apologize, explain that they were under the impression based on what they were taught, that they were complying legally, and tell the property owner that they will "take down their contact information, and have their manager get back to them right away"...and then ask, "do you mind if I finish quickly what we we hired to do, so I can at least get paid?" Even if it's me, the owner....that deflects the issue to a third party, keeps the pilot nuetral, and usually calms down the other person....if it doesnt, I tell themvto land it safely, politely, and then call me.You and we all paid for our license and they own their property but they don't own the air space and they can't do anything about it. I could see if you were using your drone and trying to look in their windows but these are a bunch of cry babies and they have no life and just are not happy with their lives and have nothing to do but complain about everything you do. I deal with these types of people and no matter what you say or do they are going to complain .you can't be nice to them and you have to put them in their place and they will most likely leave you alone.
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