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by brookst
1296 days ago
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This is incorrect. Imagine the impact on Starlink of property rights extended infinitely. In the US there is not a specific limit, but the principle is “your airspace rights extend as far as could reasonably be used in connection with the property.”[0] It also depends on frequency of overflight. A small plane landing at a nearby rural airport once a week is treated differently than swarms of drones flying at the same altitude all day every day. So maybe a few hundred feet, maaaaybe 5000 feet if your property is a helipad. But not infinite. [0] https://aviation.uslegal.com/ownership-of-airspace-over-prop... |
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