OK, I've got a question for some of the lawyers on this board...
Given the irresponsible manner in which the FAA is acting, and all the whining and blabbering it's doing about how it "rules the skies", would it be possible for a number of people who are operating aerial photography businesses to band together and file a class action suit against the agency for tortious interference with business?
After all, the FAA is spewing complete nonsense when it comes to saying that they have the ability to regulate something that's done for commercial purposes with small unmanned craft flying below 400' within line of sight at all times.
Given the irresponsible manner in which the FAA is acting, and all the whining and blabbering it's doing about how it "rules the skies", would it be possible for a number of people who are operating aerial photography businesses to band together and file a class action suit against the agency for tortious interference with business?
After all, the FAA is spewing complete nonsense when it comes to saying that they have the ability to regulate something that's done for commercial purposes with small unmanned craft flying below 400' within line of sight at all times.