Centro Normative Droni
Naviga le leggi sui droni con sicurezza. Dalle normative FAA Part 107 a quelle internazionali, ti offriamo informazioni aggiornate e guida pratica.
Regole FAA sui Droni in Breve
Registra il Tuo Drone
Tutti i droni oltre 0,55 lbs (250g) devono essere registrati presso la FAA. Costo: $5 per 3 anni.
Vola Sotto i 400 Piedi
Rimani sotto i 400 piedi AGL (sopra il livello del suolo) a meno che non voli entro 400 piedi da una struttura.
Mantieni il Contatto Visivo
Tieni sempre il drone nella tua linea visiva. Usa osservatori se necessario.
Evita lo Spazio Aereo Ristretto
Controlla lo spazio aereo prima di volare. Usa app come B4UFLY o AirMap per verificare.
Remote ID Obbligatorio
Dal 2024, i droni devono trasmettere il Remote ID durante il volo (con alcune eccezioni).
Articoli e Guide sulle Normative
Can You Fly a Drone in National Parks? 2026 Complete Rules Guide
The short answer is no—drones are banned in all US National Parks. But there are exceptions, nearby alternatives, and legal ways to capture aerial footage.
RegulationsJoshua Tree Drone Rules 2026: Where to Fly Near This Iconic Park
Drones are banned in Joshua Tree National Park, but vast BLM land surrounds it. Here's where you can legally fly and capture stunning desert landscapes.
RegulationsArches National Park Drone Rules 2026: Legal Alternatives Near Moab
Drones are banned in Arches National Park, but Moab offers incredible BLM land for flying. Here's where to capture red rock landscapes legally.
RegulationsDeath Valley Drone Rules 2026: Flying Legally in America's Hottest Park
Drones are banned in Death Valley National Park, but vast BLM land offers spectacular alternatives. Here's where to capture the desert legally.
RegulationsGlacier National Park Drone Rules 2026: Where to Fly in Montana
Drones are banned in Glacier National Park, but stunning National Forest land surrounds it. Here's where to legally capture Montana's mountain scenery.
RegulationsRocky Mountain National Park Drone Rules 2026: Colorado Flying Alternatives
Drones are banned in Rocky Mountain National Park, but Colorado offers excellent National Forest alternatives. Here is where to fly legally near Estes Park.