AirClear: Drone Airspace

AirClear answers one question fast: can you fly here?

Tap anywhere on the map and every airspace restriction that AirClear checks at that point stacks up in one place, color-coded by type, under one plain answer that tells you what actually stops the flight.

WHAT AIRCLEAR CHECKS

Federal: LAANC ceilings from the FAA UAS Facility Map, Special Use Airspace, live and standing TFRs, National Security UAS Flight Restrictions, National Parks, National Wildlife Refuges, designated Wilderness, Part 93 flight restricted zones around New York, Washington DC, and the Grand Canyon, and event-time stadium rings.

State: state and territorial park land, plus each state's own drone statutes on privacy, critical infrastructure, hunting, law enforcement use, and whether the state preempts local ordinances. Every rule is read in primary source and cited.

Local: verified citywide ordinances, starting with New York City.

TUNED TO YOUR DRONE

Tell AirClear what you fly and how you fly it, and the rules adjust. A 249 g drone flown for recreation gets different answers than a Part 107 flight, so you only read what applies to you.

BUILT FOR THE TWO MINUTES BEFORE TAKEOFF

The map is fast and the answer is short. The strictest restriction leads, whichever layer it came from, so you are never left ranking three true statements yourself. Each one explains itself: the regulation cited, the consequence stated, and the next step given.

AirClear is an information tool, not an authorization. It does not file LAANC requests. This app is a reference tool only. Always verify with official sources such as the FAA, local authorities, or relevant government agencies before flying. USA only.