YOUR U.S. DRONE RESOURCE DIRECTORY

Before you fly,
start with the source.

Find the official information you need for your next flight. A clear path to the FAA, airspace tools, and state and local resources.

Independent directory · Links directly to official sources

GO DIRECTLY TO THE SOURCE

Find what you need.

Choose a topic to open the official website.

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START WITH YOUR DESTINATION

A little local research.
A better place to begin.

Looking up a particular place? Go directly to the government or organization responsible for it.

  1. Find your state

    Use USA.gov’s state directory to reach the official state website. Look for its legislature, aviation office, and parks department.

  2. Check the city or county

    Use USA.gov’s local government directory. Look for the municipal code or ask the clerk’s office where to find drone information.

  3. Ask the park or property manager

    Visit the official website for your destination and contact its office for site-specific information. For national parks, start with the National Park Service directory.

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DroneLaws.biz is an independent directory that helps you find official U.S. drone resources. We keep things simple and point you to the organizations that publish the information.

We don’t interpret regulations or provide legal advice. Refer to the linked agencies for current information. DroneLaws.biz is not affiliated with the FAA or any government agency.