How can I get access to LAANC?
It’s easy! Airspace Link supplies LAANC services by directly integrating them into our AirHub™ for Pilots app. Just create your pilot account, log in and get started!
LAANC stands for the Low Altitude Authorization and Notification Capability. It's a partnership between the FAA and private industry (like Airspace Link) to safely integrate small drones into the national airspace. LAANC provides Recreational and Part 107 drone pilots awareness and the opportunity to receive automated approval to fly in controlled airspace (under 400'). AirHub™ for Pilots is a LAANC integrated application!
Plan Your Operation TodayIt’s easy! Airspace Link supplies LAANC services by directly integrating them into our AirHub™ for Pilots app. Just create your pilot account, log in and get started!
Yes! LAANC is a platform for all drone pilots to submit operations while flying in controlled airspace (under 400'). This requirement exists for both Recreational Flyers and Certified Remote Pilots flying under Part 107.
This depends on when and where you're flying. Your desired altitude + the operation location will affect the types of operations you may submit. In many cases you may qualify for an authorization in near real-time. Alternatively, your operation may require further coordination. This means a human will need to manually approve the operation before it's legal to fly You may request both authorization types up to 90 days in advance. In both cases, you can use our simple web planning tools to plan and submit your operation.
Answering this question is the core tenet of the LAANC capability. Through our application, you receive support in understanding where you may or may not operate a drone. This includes help in identifying flight risks, understanding limits on flight altitude and other advisories that may affect your planning.
No matter where you fly in the United States, your altitude must remain below 400' above ground level and your drone must remain in visual line-of-sight at all times. Other community advisories may exist; we can help with that too.
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Create Your Pilot AccountOur mission is to make you successful on your LAANC journey. As an FAA UAS Service Supplier for LAANC, Airspace Link can help you create and submit authorizations to operate drones in controlled airspace below 400′.
Learn more about operating drones in controlled airspace, recreational flyer and certified remote pilots guidelines, or find out where LAANC is currently enabled. Operations in areas where LAANC is not ready may still use a manual process for flight authorization.