FAA regulations recently enacted which require license for each drone
operator and restrictions regarding flight over habitations and altitude
and line-of-sight operation would make such a show very unlikely to
receive approvals needed.


On 2020-06-29 07:46, Devorah the Ornithologist wrote:

> Hello everyone,

>

> I'm researching a piece about drone light shows (versus fireworks) for

> 4th of July and ran across mention that Bainbridge Island wanted to

> host a large drone light show in 2019 but was unable to get

> sponsorship to cover the costs, but they remain hopeful for a drone

> show in 2020. Does anyone know if this drone light show is going to

> happen?

>

> I'm also interested to talk (via email because I'm based in Norway) to

> other municipalities that are hosting a drone light show instead of

> fireworks. My deadline is 30 June 2020 so interested people should

> email me at grrlscientist at gmail.com as soon as possible.

>

> thank you.

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