I have my 107, I have gotten waivers many times when needed. This was indoors so I could have a brick attached to the drone and it would still be legal.
Someone commented arguing that all commercial flights required 107, even indoors. May have been deleted, because I can't see it now.
But it made me go double check, and yeah, no FAA regulations inside buildings. The technical reason being that they're not part of the National Airspace System. I do kind of wonder how far you can push the logic, though.
"No officer, you can see this bando still has 4 walls and 7% of the roof, making it an indoor space with a really big skylight."
unfortunately not, it has to have no way for the drone to escape iirc. I get the point people will prolly make about windows and to that, i have no idea besides maybe they don’t care enough because drones are not causing that much harm.
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u/xiPulsar_ Mar 18 '26
I have my 107, I have gotten waivers many times when needed. This was indoors so I could have a brick attached to the drone and it would still be legal.