Drone Rules in Kansas (2026)
9 rules on the books across Kansas, 4 cities and counties. Select a rule to read the full details.
Severity: Few Restrictions · Light Restrictions · Some Restrictions · Significant Restrictions · Heavy Restrictions
Recreational Drones
Local rules for flying drones as a hobby, including where you can fly, altitude limits, and restrictions near parks and public events.
Wyandotte County
Some RestrictionsSec. 22-129 regulates recreational drone flights under 55 pounds in Wyandotte County/Kansas City, Kansas airspace…
Read full rule →Overland Park
Few RestrictionsNo Overland Park ordinance addresses recreational drones. Hobby pilots follow FAA rules: registration above 250 grams…
Read full rule →Commercial Drones
Additional permits and requirements for using drones for business purposes like photography, delivery, or inspections.
Overland Park
Few RestrictionsOverland Park has no drone provision anywhere in its municipal code or Unified Development Ordinance. Commercial…
Read full rule →Wyandotte County
Few RestrictionsSec. 22-129(c)(1) exempts FAA-licensed commercial drone pilots from Wyandotte County/Kansas City, Kansas's local UAV…
Read full rule →Park Drone Restrictions
Bans on launching, landing, or operating drones in city and county parks, with exceptions for designated model-aircraft fields.
Johnson County
Significant RestrictionsJCPRD confines drones, model rockets and remote-control vehicles to designated areas of its parks and requires…
Read full rule →Wichita
Some RestrictionsFlying a motorized remote-control aircraft on Wichita park property is confined to spots the Park and Recreation…
Read full rule →Wyandotte County
Some RestrictionsSec. 22-129(b)(3) generally bans flying a drone over property you don't own without the occupant's consent, but…
Read full rule →Airport Proximity Rules
No-fly zones near commercial airports, FAA controlled-airspace authorization (LAANC), and additional state/local proximity rules.
Event Drone Restrictions
Temporary flight restrictions over stadiums, parades, and major public events, plus the federal sports-stadium TFR rules.