traveling to vegas

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I'm traveling to Vegas with my phantom this week. Carrying it on the plane.

Anything I need to be careful of traveling, and/or flying it in Vegas?

Thanks!
 
tbwester said:
I'm traveling to Vegas with my phantom this week. Carrying it on the plane.

Anything I need to be careful of traveling, and/or flying it in Vegas?

Thanks!

With the airport so close the entire city is basically one big no fly zone
 
FASTFJR said:
With the airport so close the entire city is basically one big no fly zone

This. It's class B airspace to the surface which requires ATC clearance.
 
hoover **** is half an hour.
is it permitted to fly over there?
 
Don't check your batteries but bring them as hand luggage on the plane. Lipo batteries are not allowed as checked luggage.
 
tbwester said:
Joel_t said:
tbwester said:
A no fly zone... What if I fly with GPS off - in attitude mode

I don't think you quite understand a no fly zone

Hey man, I appreciate the jackass comments. Thanks! so helpful.

Well, do you understand what a no fly zone is?
 
tbwester said:
Joel_t said:
tbwester said:
A no fly zone... What if I fly with GPS off - in attitude mode

I don't think you quite understand a no fly zone

Hey man, I appreciate the jackass comments. Thanks! so helpful.


You asked the question about flying in Vega.......you got your answer's but you don't like them :roll:

Try not to be one of the guys that screws it up for everyone else ;)
 
hey guys
and what about flying over hoover dam?
im going to vegas / great canyon next september.

greetings!
 
chapsrlz said:
hey guys
and what about flying over hoover dam?
im going to vegas / great canyon next september.

greetings!

Its a no go, the grand canyon is a national park, i went there this april and got stopped before i could even launch and hoover dam is soooo crowded and windy that you either get shot out before ever lauching or be afraid of to many people around or too windy, been there done that

Sana
 
mr.goodkat said:
our friends in States better make a list of places where you can actually fly your drones. I believe list is going to be shorter than the list of no fly zones :)))))))

Here you go -

Almost everywhere

:)
 
ahahaha! that was funny.

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YoXAMRQoIAA[/youtube]
 
Original poster said:
mr.goodkat said:
our friends in States better make a list of places where you can actually fly your drones. I believe list is going to be shorter than the list of no fly zones :)))))))

Here you go -

Almost everywhere

:)

yes I can see that above
cant fly it in vegas, cant fly it in national parks, I bet you cant fly them in high density places like manhattan etc
 
mr.goodkat said:
Original poster said:
mr.goodkat said:
our friends in States better make a list of places where you can actually fly your drones. I believe list is going to be shorter than the list of no fly zones :)))))))

Here you go -

Almost everywhere

:)

yes I can see that above
cant fly it in vegas, cant fly it in national parks, I bet you cant fly them in high density places like manhattan etc

So as I said, almost everywhere.

A bit of common sense as to where you should and shouldn't fly should give you the answer.
 
With the airport so close the entire city is basically one big no fly zone
so not true, to say "the entire city is basically one big no fly zone" would be to say Vegas is no larger than a 5 mile radius. I live here and fly all of the time on either side of the strip. just not in the 5 mile radius of the of McCarran airport. We have 1 large and a few smaller airports. I have flown near the 2 of the smaller airports as well as the many heliports, I called them up, left a vm or spoke to someone and flew. Please do not be discouraged by this post I am replying to. I know this post is old but could not just not say something.
 

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