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Oroville, California (CA) • Estados Unidos
2750 Gilmore Ln, Oroville, CA 95966, Estados Unidos
Lat: 39.5075 • Lng: -121.542

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Jun 1, 2026 3:18 PM Approved • Initial rule details submitted from the map.
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Summary — Drone operations are highly restricted within the low-altitude airspace surrounding the Oroville Hospital Helipad in the city of Oroville, Butte County, California, ensuring completely clear approach paths for emergency medical air ambulances.
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A situational review of the tactical airspace surrounding the Oroville Hospital Helipad highlights its vital importance as a core medical evacuation node in the city of Oroville, situated within Butte County, California. Located on-site at the Oroville Hospital, this active medical helipad accommodates time-critical patient transfers and emergency air ambulance arrivals that require completely unobstructed approach and departure vectors. Because uncoordinated civilian drone activity inside this immediate clinical perimeter introduces severe mid-air collision hazards for flight crews and trauma patients, strict operational compliance is mandatory. In accordance with Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulations under 14 CFR Part 107 and Section 44809, all remote pilots must maintain continuous visual vigilance, yield the right-of-way to incoming emergency aircraft, and completely avoid interfering with low-altitude medical flight vectors.

                                

                            

                            

                                

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+ A situational review of the tactical airspace surrounding the Oroville Hospital Helipad highlights its vital importance as a core medical evacuation node in the city of Oroville, situated within Butte County, California. Located on-site at the Oroville Hospital, this active medical helipad accommodates time-critical patient transfers and emergency air ambulance arrivals that require completely unobstructed approach and departure vectors. Because uncoordinated civilian drone activity inside this immediate clinical perimeter introduces severe mid-air collision hazards for flight crews and trauma patients, strict operational compliance is mandatory. In accordance with Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulations under 14 CFR Part 107 and Section 44809, all remote pilots must maintain continuous visual vigilance, yield the right-of-way to incoming emergency aircraft, and completely avoid interfering with low-altitude medical flight vectors.