Recreational drone flights in San Leandro must follow FAA rules and respect park closures and Oakland Class C airspace restrictions.
Recreational drone pilots must register with the FAA if the aircraft weighs over 0.55 pounds, pass the TRUST test, and follow community-based guidelines. San Leandro sits within or adjacent to Oakland International Airport Class C airspace, so pilots must request authorization through LAANC before flying in controlled airspace. Takeoff and landing in city parks generally requires Recreation Department permission, and flights may not harass wildlife at the shoreline.
Contact your local code enforcement office for specific penalty information.
San Leandro, CA
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