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⚖ Airspace · § 107.41; FAA LAANC documentationQ-077 · 77 of 251

A remote pilot submits a LAANC request for a Class D location and receives an instant authorization showing 100 feet. The real estate shoot requires 150 feet AGL to capture the roofline. What is the correct next step?

Why →
LAANC grid altitudes are hard authorization ceilings, not suggestions. They reflect the maximum altitude ATC has pre-approved for that specific grid without controller-in-the-loop review. Operations above the grid altitude require a manual DroneZone request submitted to the controlling ATC facility. Choice C is an option if the shot allows, but the question asks about authorization.
The trap →
Choice B is the most dangerous misunderstanding in the LAANC system. Flying above the grid altitude is an unauthorized airspace entry, not a soft limit.
SOURCE → 14 CFR § 107.41; FAA LAANC documentationCHECKED APR 21ACS II.B.K2MED
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