Disaster Area Flying

[perknite]

I received an email from the FAA regarding flying (or, really, not flying) in a disaster area (to prevent interference with rescue efforts). I'm in North Carolina, but not near the coast.

If the governor declares a state of emergency or declares our state a disaster area, does that mean no recreational flying until rescue and recovery efforts have ended across the state?

I think I know the answer, but I thought I should check with more experienced pilots.[emoji6]

 

[AH-1G]

You may want to check the TFR in your area. For now I would stay putt until you are absolutely sure.

 

[X-Fly]

Home in Belgium is obligatory for everybody who operates a drone professionally.

In case of disaster, authorities can oblige thru this platform every drone in the air to land immediatly ...

So yes, I can understand, and I guess this will become word-wide rule.