How do I check my restricted airspace?
Go to the airport nearest the restricted area and under NOTAMS, click on the ARTCC button. In this example, I used Yakima, Washington (KYKM). If you don’t have Foreflight, go to the FAA NOTAM website. Then find your specific ARTCC area.
Does Class D airspace require ADSB?
Note that ADS-B is not required in Class D airspace, or under a Class B or Class C airspace shelf, unless it lies within a Mode C veil. Keep in mind that ADS-B is mandated in a growing number of other countries.
What happens if you fly a drone in restricted airspace?
When a UAV flies near the boundary of a Restricted Zone, it will automatically decelerate and hover in place. If it flies into a Restricted Zone without a GPS signal, it will automatically land once it regains a GPS signal.
Where can I find a 3D airspace map?
(Notice that in the example screenshot that Knoxville Downtown Island (DKX) airport (Class D airspace) is not shown.) To use the 3D airspace map, follow the link to 3Dairpace.org, and click on the country of interest to download the KMZ file.
Where can I find the Canadian airspace viewer?
Below you will find the Canadian Airspace Viewer. This viewer is pulled from the Airspace Viewer website that was created by WCSC member pilot, Peter Spear and can be found here. This data has been extracted from the Canadian Airspace Handbook by an automated parsing program.
Where can I download Google Earth airspace files?
You can download Google Earth airspace files for most countries, and move through them in 3D to explore what they would look like for various areas.
Is the Canadian Airspace Handbook an official source?
Click on any airspace in the viewer to see the edition and date of the handbook used as a source. Legal Disclaimer: The information contained in this viewer is not official and should under no circumstances be used for navigation.