Flying a drone at San Antonio Missions (Mission San José), San Antonio
Can you fly a drone here?
No. San Antonio Missions National Historical Park prohibits drones over park lands under National Park Service rules. Stinson Airport's Class D airspace is right next to the park, too.
- Status
- No-fly
- Airspace
- Class D
- LAANC
- Required, up to 100 ft
- Land manager
- National Park Service
Drone rules at San Antonio Missions (Mission San José)
- The National Park Service prohibits launching, landing or operating drones on land and water it manages.
- NPS jurisdiction ends at the park boundary, and the FAA still controls the airspace.
- Exceptions require written approval from the park superintendent and are rare.
Nearby restrictions
- Inside Stinson Municipal Airport (SSF) Class D airspace. LAANC is available up to 100 ft here.
- Check for temporary flight restrictions (TFRs) in a LAANC or B4UFLY app before every flight.
Getting there
Pin shows Mission San José.
Sources
↗ San Antonio Missions National Historical Park: drones↗ National Park Service: unmanned aircraft in the national parks↗ FAA UAS Facility Map dataSan Antonio Missions (Mission San José) drone FAQ
Can you fly a drone at San Antonio Missions (Mission San José)?
No. San Antonio Missions National Historical Park prohibits drones over park lands under National Park Service rules. Stinson Airport's Class D airspace is right next to the park, too.