The no-fly DRONE: Interactive map reveals the locations across the U.S. ...

QDP2012 · Jul 24, 2014

"Since drones became mainstream there has been a constant battle between pilots and law enforcement agencies about where the unmanned crafts can fly.

Data analysts from San Francisco have created a map of the U.S. that plots where owners can pilot their drones, and where specifically the drones are banned." -- DailyMail.co.uk

The no-fly DRONE: Interactive map reveals the locations across the U.S. where your unmanned aircraft is banned from the skies -- DailyMail.co.uk

RadioPatriots · Jul 24, 2014

If the cops want to fly a drone they'll fly a drone, since the state and courts look the other way 99% of the time, and they arrogantly see their job as the most important in the world, and themselves as purty much the masters of everything. And they have such a good track record of adhering to other laws and limitations :roll:

fourthhorseman · Jul 24, 2014

RadioPatriots said:
If the cops want to fly a drone they'll fly a drone, since the state and courts look the other way 99% of the time, and they arrogantly see their job as the most important in the world, and themselves as purty much the masters of everything. And they have such a good track record of adhering to other laws and limitations :roll:

Roger That!

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KB7MIB · Jul 24, 2014

RadioPatriots said:
If the cops want to fly a drone they'll fly a drone, since the state and courts look the other way 99% of the time, and they arrogantly see their job as the most important in the world, and themselves as purty much the masters of everything. And they have such a good track record of adhering to other laws and limitations :roll:

What are you talking about? The issue isn't about law enforcement officers flying drones. It's about drones interferring with and/or endangering law enforcement aviation operations.
Smh...

RadioPatriots · Jul 25, 2014

True, and cops will fly their drones regardless of who or what it endangers, because their job is "all important." I was driving at the same issue from the flip-side of the coin. Smh...

w2xq · Jul 25, 2014

That zoomable map map in the Daily Mail article is interesting. Looks like I can fly my drone despite being under the glideslope for McGuire AFB. I'd be spending more time fishing the thing out of the tops of tall pitch pines than flying it.

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