I get phone calls at work everyday for people who want to fly drones near my airport (yes, I'm an FAA air traffic controller). All we ask is where they will be, how long they will be operating, faa uas registration number and advise them to stay below 400' agl and stay in line of sight. We have actually let people operate them on the airport property. I understand why yuneec has done this, because little Billy got a drone for his birthday and thinks it would be cool to get a video of a plane taking off. My problem is, I'm not little Billy and I can see the runway from my driveway. I bought my typhoon h to film my nephews on their dirt bikes in my backyard and will probably never go higher than 15-20 feet AGL and never leave my property. There really needs to be a bypass for this for us responsible users, as of now i effectively have a $1300 paper weight.[/ If you are truly never more then 20ft or so off the ground no one would ever know. In all actuality FPV goggles are illegal because you have to be able to see your drone but everyone still uses them. Most of the time only a few ft off the ground so there is never a reason for concern though either. I dont want to tell anyone to break any rules but thats how I feel personally in your situation.
