Hayinhere - 7/10/2024 05:42

In the United States, private property used to extend from the middle of the earth to the sky infinately, until airplanes were invented and the supreme court ruled private airspace ended at 500'.  that is why FAA makes the rules above 500' above privately owned ground.  

Nobody defends landowners property for them, it is up to them to defend it from drones and planes if you do not want them below 500 feet.  Many people dont mind drones, ultralights, planes, using their airspace, but if you do, you must give notice! that means no treaspassing signs, and or notices sent to anyone you think might want to fly below 500' on your property.  No actions can be taken legally until after notice has been given the first time.

Calling the airport or spray plane operator is giving notice and you shouldnt have to worry about it again.  If they do buzz the house after that,  it is entirely up to you to enforce your rules on your property.

I dont know what the rules are in canada, but as far as I know, your land is actually owned by the crown and the money you paid for it is for the tenants right to occupy a piece of the crown's land.