Recently, we've put out a bunch of content about instant airspace authorization.  While many pilots have successfully used LAANC to obtain instant authorization, we hear from many people who are doubtful.  Oftentimes, they want to know if this is a legitimate way to obtain airspace authorization.

Today, we received a call from a pilot in Boston who asked if we've had any luck obtaining authorization for Class B Airspace.  While there are some nuances to the application, we do know people who've been able to do so.  In order to help our caller and anyone else looking to fly in Class B airspace, we talk a bit about the application process.  Overall, the process outlined in this video should help you get permission to fly.  Keep the questions coming!  Fly safe!

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Today's question is about obtaining instant authorization in Class B airspace

Paul suggests watching Drone U's YouTube video providing a step by step guide on how to avail airspace authorizations

Will the forthcoming LAANC system help achieve faster authorizations?

Can you encounter errors in UASFM maps?