Alabama HB429 prohibits operating unmanned aircraft systems near ticketed entertainment events, with penalties for violations and exemptions.

Alabama HB429 makes it unlawful to operate an unmanned aircraft system within 400 feet of or above a ticketed entertainment event, with a fine of up to $500 for violations and a Class A misdemeanor for repeat offenses. Exemptions include operators with consent from event authorities, those authorized by federal regulations, employees of the event property or utility service providers conducting official business, and owners of private property operating their unmanned aircraft systems above their property under federal regulations and not for commercial purposes.

Alabama HB429 prohibits operating unmanned aircraft systems near ticketed entertainment events, with penalties for violations and exemptions.

Alabama HB429 makes it unlawful to operate an unmanned aircraft system within 400 feet of or above a ticketed entertainment event, with a fine of up to $500 for violations and a Class A misdemeanor for repeat offenses. Exemptions include operators with consent from event authorities, those authorized by federal regulations, employees of the event property or utility service providers conducting official business, and owners of private property operating their unmanned aircraft systems above their property under federal regulations and not for commercial purposes.