In an effort to reduce the chances of a drone causing injuries or getting into the flight path of manned airplanes, something that has happened even at major international airports, Chicago Executive Airport (KPWK) is sending out flyers to local residents and providing information on its website regarding appropriate drone operations. With the recent legal battle against the FAA’s drone registration program, this type of education is timely.
Chicago Executive Educates Community on Drone Operations
Key Takeaways:
- Chicago Executive Airport (KPWK) is proactively educating local residents on appropriate drone operations to prevent injuries and conflicts with manned aircraft.
- The airport is distributing flyers to 8,000 residents and providing a dedicated section on its website with drone safety information and resources.
- Educational materials emphasize the dangers of flying drones near airports without permission, above 400 feet, over crowds, or near accident scenes where they can interfere with emergency services.
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