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<blockquote data-quote="Allen" data-source="post: 435631" data-attributes="member: 389">I think you are thinking of the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration), not the Future Farmers of America.Anyway, yes...the FAA is tasked with controlling the airspace above the United States and its territories.&nbsp; So, they do indeed have rules about flying drones over urban areas, national defense sites, airports, etc.&nbsp;&nbsp; However, while they have rules...anyone can buy a drone and choose to ignore the laws because it's not like there's a big FAA police force that are tasked with shooting them down, or arresting someone who buys a drone...doesn't register it...and flies it too close to an urban or otherwise restricted area.&nbsp; Those things pop up, are in the air for 10-15 minutes, and then disappear again just as quickly as the batteries fail.&nbsp; Awfully difficult to track them down unless someone sees an illegal launch or flight and the recovery of said drone.&nbsp; Let's face it...if these were Iranian drones, do we really think they'd leave their navigation lights on?&nbsp; I get it, they are camel humping dipshits, but not even they can be that stoopid, can they?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Allen, post: 435631, member: 389"] I think you are thinking of the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration), not the Future Farmers of America. Anyway, yes...the FAA is tasked with controlling the airspace above the United States and its territories. So, they do indeed have rules about flying drones over urban areas, national defense sites, airports, etc. However, while they have rules...anyone can buy a drone and choose to ignore the laws because it's not like there's a big FAA police force that are tasked with shooting them down, or arresting someone who buys a drone...doesn't register it...and flies it too close to an urban or otherwise restricted area. Those things pop up, are in the air for 10-15 minutes, and then disappear again just as quickly as the batteries fail. Awfully difficult to track them down unless someone sees an illegal launch or flight and the recovery of said drone. Let's face it...if these were Iranian drones, do we really think they'd leave their navigation lights on? I get it, they are camel humping dipshits, but not even they can be that stoopid, can they? [/QUOTE]

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