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Drone Rules for Fort Gordon, GA

Augusta, Georgia (GA) • United States
Fort Gordon, GA 30905, USA
Lat: 33.4163 • Lng: -82.1383

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May 30, 2026 3:38 AM Approved • Updated abandoned military installation rule with official Fort Eisenhower source and clarified drone operation restrictions within installation boundaries.
Author: f7e1c4d1-f0a0-4a94-a1dc-93161622e9a6 (173)
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Your proposed rule edit for Fort Gordon has been approved. The edit includes a new submitted source that provides official information about the installation's status and access restrictions. The outline matches the restricted location, and the edit has been assigned a suggested reputation award of 3.
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  • https://home.army.mil/eisenhower/ — Official Fort Eisenhower installation website. Confirms the installation is an active U.S. Army facility subject to military access and operational restrictions.
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Summary FAA controlled airspace restriction. Review current FAA data and authorization requirements before flying. Active U.S. Army installation with restricted drone operations. Drone flights within Fort Gordon (Fort Eisenhower) boundaries require authorization and must comply with FAA and Department of Defense requirements.
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## FAA facility airspace restriction



            This area appears in FAA_FS_UAS source data. Drone pilots should verify current FAA requirements, LAANC availability, altitude limits, temporary restrictions, and local conditions before flight.

            This page is based on imported FAA data and may need additional community review.
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## Military installation drone restriction

Fort Gordon, now known as Fort Eisenhower, is an active U.S. Army installation. Drone operations within the installation are restricted and may require approval from military authorities in addition to FAA requirements.

Drone pilots should verify current FAA requirements, airspace restrictions, temporary flight restrictions, and installation-specific policies before operating near or within the installation.

This page is based on official military installation information and FAA source data and may require additional community review.
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+ Fort Gordon, now known as Fort Eisenhower, is an active U.S. Army installation. Drone operations within the installation are restricted and may require approval from military authorities in addition to FAA requirements.
May 16, 2026 3:22 PM Approved • FAA import FAA_NS_UAS:20240124-DOD-Fort Eisenhower-Fort Eisenhower
Author: jaystechvault (11074)
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Rule category — Air
Flight status — NoFly
Summary — FAA controlled airspace restriction. Review current FAA data and authorization requirements before flying.
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## FAA facility airspace restriction

            This area appears in FAA_FS_UAS source data. Drone pilots should verify current FAA requirements, LAANC availability, altitude limits, temporary restrictions, and local conditions before flight.

            This page is based on imported FAA data and may need additional community review.
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+ ## FAA facility airspace restriction
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+             This area appears in FAA_FS_UAS source data. Drone pilots should verify current FAA requirements, LAANC availability, altitude limits, temporary restrictions, and local conditions before flight.
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+             This page is based on imported FAA data and may need additional community review.