Drone Regulations and Flight Requirements

Ken Bouvier, a drone flight instructor, introduces a video series addressing common questions about drone flying. This video focuses on whether you can fly a drone over a stadium. It covers recreational and commercial flight rules, including USC 44809 and Part 107 regulations. The video also discusses local laws, event restrictions, and NOTAMs. Viewers are encouraged to comment with questions for future videos.

What is the main focus of the 'Can I Fly My Drone' series?

• To promote drone sales

• To provide drone repair tips

• To answer common questions about drone regulations

• To teach drone flying techniques

What is required for a recreational drone flight over a stadium?

• Permission from the stadium authorities

• A commercial drone license

• Completion of the free trust test

• A remote pilot certificate

Under which code does a recreational drone flight fall?

• USC 44809

• Part 107

• FAA 12345

• Code 67890

What is necessary for flying a drone for commercial purposes?

• No specific requirements

• A remote pilot certificate under Part 107

• A recreational flight exception

• Only a trust test completion

What is the maximum fine for violating drone regulations under Part 107?

• $10,000

• $20,000

• $32,670

• $50,000

What is a NOTAM?

• A type of drone

• A notice to air missions

• A drone flying technique

• A drone part

What is the restriction for flying drones near a stadium during major events?

• Must fly below 100 ft

• Only allowed with special permission

• Prohibited within 3 miles and 3,000 ft above ground

• No restrictions apply

What should you check before flying a drone near a stadium?

• Drone battery level

• Drone camera settings

• Local laws and ordinances

• Weather conditions

What is the recommended action if there is a major event at a stadium?

• Fly only at night

• Avoid flying within 3 miles

• Fly as close as possible

• Fly only during the event

What does the video encourage viewers to do?

• Attend a drone flying school

• Ignore regulations

• Submit their drone questions

• Purchase a drone