Not the Drones again
Because this topic keeps coming up I wanted to see if there were actual court rulings on drones and airspace. It appears home owners do own some of there air space. In the case of United States v...
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Hondavalk wrote:
The low cost of unmanned aerial vehicles in the 2000s revived legal questions of what activities were permissible at low altitude.[6] The FAA reestablished that public, or navigable, airspace is the space above 500 feet[7]
Drones are limited to flying at 400ft, over 400ft and you're in violation of FAA rules. You're case doesn't apply with current laws on drone heights.
