Are you allowed to fly drones over peoples houses?

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Are you allowed to fly drones over peoples houses?

It goes without saying really, but it is illegal to interfere with a craft in any way or try to bring it down. Doing so carries a potential prison sentence and of course it would also be incredibly dangerous. Likewise, as mentioned earlier, it’s also illegal and dangerous to engage with a pilot while they are flying.

Can you fly drones over streets?

So, yes, you can fly from a car or other vehicles, if you are operating under part 107, however, the area you are driving in while flying can only be sparsely populated. If you want to fly your drone while in a moving vehicle, in a densely populated area, then you need to apply for a Part 107 waiver.

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Is it legal to shoot down a drone over your property?

You definitely should not shoot down a drone! That would represent criminal damage. One day it might be possible to create a digital no-drone zone in the immediate airspace above your property. Manufacturers could be made by law to ensure their drones observe these zones.

Is it illegal to fly a drone over someones garden?

If you fly your drone low over someone’s land without their permission, you could be liable in trespass or nuisance, even if you do not personally go onto the land (although this is generally a civil rather than a criminal matter).

Do drones violate privacy?

In California, there is the “Paparazzi Law,” which says drones cannot fly above residences and invade privacy. You don’t have to be famous to benefit. It also protects average citizens.

Can you complain about drones?

If you have any concerns about unmanned aircraft being used in your area, either from a safety or privacy perspective, contact your local police on 101. The Police often have greater resources, response times and powers of investigation than the CAA.

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Can I shoot down a drone flying over my property?

A single pass overhead is unlikely to have any consequences, but repeatedly passing or hovering over your property, particularly at low altitudes and while filming, could result in a claim. You definitely should not shoot down a drone! That would represent criminal damage.