Illinois SB1840 allows property owners to disable or destroy drones flying under 400 feet over their land without permission.

Illinois SB1840, the Civilian Enforced No-Fly Zone Act, authorizes property owners to disable or destroy unmanned aerial vehicles, or drones, that fly over their land at altitudes below 400 feet without permission. This applies to private property, including residential, agricultural, and commercial land. Owners are immune from civil or criminal liability unless they intentionally harm people or property while disabling or destroying the drone.

Illinois SB1840 allows property owners to disable or destroy drones flying under 400 feet over their land without permission.

Illinois SB1840, the Civilian Enforced No-Fly Zone Act, authorizes property owners to disable or destroy unmanned aerial vehicles, or drones, that fly over their land at altitudes below 400 feet without permission. This applies to private property, including residential, agricultural, and commercial land. Owners are immune from civil or criminal liability unless they intentionally harm people or property while disabling or destroying the drone.