AirMap restricted airspace into Google Earth

Mavic Mac · May 16, 2020

Is there a way to import the restricted air space maps from AirMap into Google Earth ?

Mavic Mac · May 17, 2020

Since my OP I found --> THIS <-- site

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Google Earth 3D Airspace

On the opening page below the world map is a place to select your country - Once you select the country it is highlighted on the world map - I then clicked on the country and a screen to save the file will pop up. I saved the file - when I clicked on it it opened in Google Earth - I have the free version of Google Earth Pro

R Martin · May 18, 2020

I rely on Skyvector and the FAA UAS Facilities map. Between the two they have everything you need and are reliable.

Fred Garvin · May 18, 2020

R Martin said:
I rely on Skyvector and the FAA UAS Facilities map. Between the two they have everything you need and are reliable.

X2. Always current sectionals and access info for DroneZone to the non-LAANC airspaces. Use both every day.

R Martin · May 18, 2020

Fred Garvin said:
X2. Always current sectionals and access info for DroneZone to the non-LAANC airspaces. Use both every day.

Wouldn't fly without checking both. Official sources are always best.

RLE_Mark · May 22, 2020

The FAA has KML shapefiles that you can download and import into Google Earth. For some reason the UAS facility maps and the Airspace files are on different parts of the site. They offer a boat load of different files. The downside is it makes Google Earth run kind of slow. The UAS site has the restricted kml files and the facility map shape files. I use good old fashioned paper maps, skyvector, and google earth.