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Oklahoma Drone Laws & Regulations
Overview of drone regulations in Oklahoma (OK). In addition to federal FAA rules that apply everywhere in the US, Oklahoma has state-specific laws governing drone operations, privacy, and restricted areas.
Key State Laws
HB 2599 (2016)
Addresses drone privacy, critical infrastructure, and interference with emergency operations.
Restrictions
- No using drones for surveillance without consent
- No flying over critical infrastructure
- No interfering with emergency operations
- Tinker AFB and Altus AFB create restricted airspace
Penalties
Misdemeanor; up to 1 year jail and $500 fine
Local Flying Notes
Oklahoma has good open flying conditions. Oklahoma City and Tulsa have FPV communities. Tornado season (April-June) may create weather-related flying restrictions.