Yes, it is legal to fly a drone right over someone's house in North Carolina

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  • Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
  • Drones are getting less expensive and more popular, and it turns out there are a lot of gray areas as far as where you are allowed to fly one.
    The reason we are looking into this is because a woman posted on the next-door app concerned about a drone flying close to her backyard. She wanted to know where drones could fly without interfering with privacy.
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Комментарии • 23

  • @TheRbswaim75
    @TheRbswaim75 2 года назад +13

    That guy is wrong, local laws do not supersede the FAA, local law enforcement has no authority over the airspace, the airspace is under the sole authority of the FAA, and the FAA says that your privacy is of zero concern.

  • @guitar6411
    @guitar6411 Год назад +4

    It should also be noted that drones are protected aircraft under law and to fire a firearm at a drone is a federal felony offense. Good for thought.

    • @bertvosburg558
      @bertvosburg558 4 месяца назад

      who gives a damn and who could prove it?! Point; If a drone is obviously flying in a surveillance type of pattern i.e. around Your House, windows, buildings etc. as I've heard it has happened then I say it's fair game. They spent a lot of $ on it? Then they shouldn't be using it to snoop around and consider it history.

  • @niijipilot
    @niijipilot Год назад +2

    This is cap.
    NC drone laws
    Under state law, “it is illegal to use an unmanned aircraft system to take or distribute images of a person or their home without their consent.” And you can't launch a drone or recover a drone “from either private or state property without the consent of the property's owner.”

  • @Sparc343
    @Sparc343 9 месяцев назад

    Funny thing, they (NC) cannot regulate the NAS in ANY way ("roofline" or not). The NAS is ONLY regulate-able by the FAA.

  • @HarryHamsterChannel
    @HarryHamsterChannel 3 месяца назад +1

    Clean up your damn yard!

  • @bertvosburg558
    @bertvosburg558 4 месяца назад

    Point; If a drone is obviously flying in a surveillance type of pattern i.e. around Your House, windows, buildings etc. as I've heard it has happened then I say it's fair game. They spent a lot of $ on it? Then they shouldn't be using it to snoop around and consider it history.

  • @Kosmaguznyakov33
    @Kosmaguznyakov33 10 месяцев назад +1

    Said a lot and nothing 😂

  • @JudahTVHD
    @JudahTVHD 2 года назад

    GREAT TO HEAR! IM A MAVIC PRO PILOT MYSELF AND I STAY AWAY FROM PEOPLE. USUALLY WILDERNESS IS WHAT I FILM.

  • @foreignbloodline3663
    @foreignbloodline3663 Год назад

    I jus want to use my drone to shoot music videos 😅

  • @BlackDogOriginal
    @BlackDogOriginal Год назад

    Good luck over my property

    • @niijipilot
      @niijipilot Год назад

      You'll get fined and possibly go to jail. Cannot shoot aircraft. Moron.

    • @Sparc343
      @Sparc343 9 месяцев назад

      If you're implying that you'd shoot at a drone "over your property"
      GOOD LUCK with that! That would be a FEDERAL FELONY, and legally, no different than shooting at Southwest Flight 123 going from NY to FL...
      IJS
      So yeah; good luck with that (plus you'd likely never even hit it anyway, it's always the crap talkers like you that are actually HORRIBLE shots/marksmen)...

    • @silverdropstang
      @silverdropstang 8 месяцев назад

      You going to jail if you shoot mine. Felony. Id own your house and wife.

    • @Alayeluwa
      @Alayeluwa 3 месяца назад

      Are you even a good shot! 😅