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Class C airspace is a designated airspace surrounding certain large airports. It is established to ensure the safe and efficient flow of air traffic in and out of these busy airports.
Drone pilots need to be aware of Class C airspace restrictions and regulations when operating their drones near these airports. Flying a drone in Class C airspace without authorization can pose serious risks to manned aircraft.
Drone operators must obtain proper authorization from the FAA to fly in Class C airspace. This usually involves obtaining a Part 107 waiver or permission from the controlling ATC facility.
It is crucial for drone pilots to understand the airspace classification and follow all regulations to ensure the safety of both manned aircraft and their drones. Ignoring Class C airspace restrictions can result in fines or legal actions.
