Proposed bill prohibits drones from flying below 200 ft from houses

The video discusses the proposed Drone Integration and Zoning Act, which aims to transfer airspace authority below 200 feet from the FAA to local authorities. This would allow property owners to control airspace up to 200 feet above their land, restricting drone operations without permission. Currently, the FAA permits drones to fly at or below 400 feet.

What is the primary goal of the Drone Integration and Zoning Act?

• To allow drones to operate without any restrictions

• To increase the maximum altitude for drone operations

• To give local authorities control over airspace up to 200 feet

• To ban all drone operations nationwide

Who would gain the right to regulate airspace under the new bill?

• Property owners, state authorities, and Native American tribes

• International aviation authorities

• Only the Federal Aviation Administration

• Drone manufacturers

What change does the bill propose regarding airspace authority?

• It plans to reduce the maximum altitude for commercial flights

• It aims to eliminate all airspace regulations

• It suggests transferring airspace authority beneath 200 feet to local authorities

• It proposes to increase the FAA's control over all airspace

Under the proposed bill, what would property owners be able to do?

• Operate drones without any restrictions

• Own airspace up to 200 feet above their land

• Ban all aircraft from flying over their property

• Control airspace up to 400 feet

What is the current FAA regulation regarding drone operation altitude?

• Drones can only operate above 400 feet

• Drones are banned from flying

• Drones can operate at any altitude

• Drones can operate at or below 400 feet