What airspace covers
your property?
Click your property on the map — your airspace picture comes straight from live FAA data. It's a planning check, not a flight authorization, and whatever paperwork it points to is ours to handle, not yours.
Find your property, click it
Search your address or pan and zoom, then click your property. We'll query the FAA's airspace grids for that exact point.
Planning result
Airspace class, authorization ceiling, and what it means for your project.
We check flight feasibility before scheduling.
FAA facility maps show altitude thresholds used when reviewing authorization requests. A mapped altitude is not permission to fly. Availability of LAANC and the required process depend on the location and operation.
A zero-foot grid or a request above a published threshold can require further coordination. Approval is not guaranteed. Current restrictions, site access, weather and the planned operation also matter.
We review the applicable requirements during project planning. This lookup does not check every temporary restriction, notice, airport condition or site limitation. Read the FAA’s explanation of facility maps.
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