Alaska Admin Code 11 AAC 96.016
Landing an aircraft on public use land for commercial purposes requires registration according the process prescribed by 11 AAC 96.018. This involves registering with the department, providing relevant information, and paying a registration fee.
Ref Alaska Admin Code 11 AAC 96.016
DNR Commercial Filming Policy
Commercial filming on state land (state uplands, shore lands, tidelands, and freshwater bodies) requires an authorization from the Department of Natural Resources (DNR). There are three different types of authorization depending on the duration of the proposed operations. This will require having a business permit.
Ref Alaska DNR Commercial Filming Policy
Alaska Admin Code 92.080
This law makes it illegal to use drones with cameras to aid in locating game while hunting. This includes the use of infrared devices, electronically enhanced night vision, and any airborne device that can communicate wirelessly or be controlled remotely.
Ref Alaska Admin Code Title 5 Sec 92.080 (2022)
Alaska Drone/UAS Operator Safety Guidelines and Privacy FAQ
Although not technically a law, this set of guidelines was prepared by the UAS Legislative Task Force of Alaska. Most of the guidelines included in this document were based from FAA rules. The document emphasizes the use of drones in a manner that is courteous and does not violate the right to privacy of other people.
Ref UAS Legislative Task Force
Alaska Statutes 2020 Sec. 18.65.901
This article defines the limitations on the use of UAVs by law enforcement agencies, including provisions on when they can be used and how long images can be retained.
