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Is a Waiver to Fly Drones in Controlled Airspace Still Necessary?

Pilot Institute

Know what special scenarios still require a waiver, such as flying BVLOS operations, flights above people, or flights that exceed the standard 400 feet AGL. What Is Controlled Airspace? Class C Altitude Range: Surface to 4,000 feet above airport elevation (charted in MSL). Found around busy regional airports.

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Practical Guide to Drone Laws & Regulations for Remote Pilots

Plane and Pilot

We will break federal regulations into five categories: Registration Operating rules Operational limits Part 107 certification Privacy and safety Registration Like crewed aircraft with their tail numbers, called “N-numbers,” most drones require a registration number. You also need to complete night-flight training.

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Drone Mapping Made Easy: A Beginner’s Guide to Aerial Surveying

Pilot Institute

When operating in controlled airspace (Classes B, C, D, or E), secure proper airspace authorization through tools, such as a LAANC, which facilitates rapid approval for restricted-area operations ( FAA LAANC Information ).