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Protect Your Rights from Corporate Drone Invasion!
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulates navigable airspace, which is considered a public highway. This means that aircraft can fly over private property at a certain minimum safe altitude without it being considered trespassing.
However, if an aircraft flies so low that it interferes with the property owner's enjoyment and use of their land, it could be considered a trespass.
The airspace above a property is generally limited to the space that can be reasonably used in connection with your ownership. This means that property owners have rights to the airspace immediately above their property, but this right is subject to certain limitations.
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Our Mission: Unlock the Value of Your Airspace
Welcome to My Air Rights
We are committed to helping you unlock the value of your airspace. Did you know that, depending on your location, your airspace has a value per cubic foot? As an airspace owner, this value is within your grasp, and we're here to guide you through every step of the process.
Our mission is to equip you with the knowledge and resources needed to navigate the complex legal landscape of airspace rights. We'll help you get professional legal advice tailored to your unique situation, ensuring you maximize the potential of your airspace.
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Current Direction of Airspace Laws:
The direction of airspace laws is increasingly focusing on balancing property rights with the growing use of drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has comprehensive authority over airspace regulation, but state and local laws can also play a role, especially concerning privacy and safety. Recent updates emphasize federal preemption in areas directly related to aviation safety and efficiency, but states can still regulate aspects like privacy and nuisance.
Legal Services:
Edward L. Blair, IV, Esq.
Blair Legal Solutions LLC
8320 Dot Ln Orlando FL, 32809
Florida Bar No. 1060731
Attorney at Law
Phone: (201) 965-9323
Email:Edward4blair@gmail.com