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Drone Rules for Los Angeles International Airport

Los Angeles, California (ca) • United States
1 World Wy, Los Angeles, CA 90045, USA
Lat: 33.9422 • Lng: -118.404

Rules Edit History: Los Angeles International Airport

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May 27, 2026 2:35 PM Approved • Added controlled airspace restriction for LAX under FAA regulations.
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Your proposed edit accurately reflects the prohibition of drone operations near Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) without FAA authorization due to controlled airspace restrictions. The outline provided is appropriately placed around the airport area. This edit is approved.
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Flight status Unknown NoFly
Summary Drone operations are prohibited near LAX without FAA authorization due to controlled airspace.
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## Authorization Status
- Recreational: ❌ Restricted / No-fly without authorization
- Commercial: ❌ Requires FAA authorization

## Geographic Boundaries
Los Angeles International Airport and surrounding Class B airspace.

## Regulations
- FAA controlled airspace (Class B)
- 14 CFR Part 107
- LAANC authorization required

## Penalties
- FAA fines up to $27,500
- Possible criminal penalties

## Special Permissions
FAA authorization required via LAANC or DroneZone.
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+ ## Authorization Status
+ - Recreational: ❌ Restricted / No-fly without authorization
+ - Commercial: ❌ Requires FAA authorization
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+ ## Geographic Boundaries
+ Los Angeles International Airport and surrounding Class B airspace.
+ 
+ ## Regulations
+ - FAA controlled airspace (Class B)
+ - 14 CFR Part 107
+ - LAANC authorization required
+ 
+ ## Penalties
+ - FAA fines up to $27,500
+ - Possible criminal penalties
+ 
+ ## Special Permissions
+ FAA authorization required via LAANC or DroneZone.