Drone Scout: Flight Simulator

Drone Scout: Flight Simulator

No-Fly Zone Map & Best Spots

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 30, 2026
  • August 18, 2026

Features

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About

This app helps US drone pilots navigate airspace regulations and find optimal flight locations. It features an FAA airspace map, an AI spot finder, and a 3D flight simulator to scout sites and rehearse shots before flying.

FAA airspace map with real-time verdicts
AI-powered spot finder for best locations
Photorealistic 3D flight simulator
Weather forecasting for optimal flight times
Saved spots for future reference
Drone catalog for aircraft specs
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What's New in Drone Scout

1.0.4

August 18, 2026

• Smoother launch into the 3D flight simulator • Fixed an issue where Pro subscribers were sometimes asked to subscribe again • Stability and performance improvements

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Subscription plans

Drone Scout Annual

Full access to airspace & weather checks and AI scout.

$39.991 Year
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This app dropped -13 positions in Navigation chart.

Last updated on August 28, 2026.

User reviews

Has potential, but needs to work

The 3D is impressive, but the authorizations need some work. For example, 25 miles from Washington DC currurtly says it’s restricted, and it’s usually not. You can fly a drone in the SFRA and it should be a yellow warning, not a red no flyzone, only the 15 mile radius around DC is a no fly zone (FRZ). Also, the app is completely missing the property owners. Many places the airspace is fine to fly in but many public parks require permission, although all some do not. On the side of County and State roads vary as well. Many apps like this focus on airspace and totally forget permission to takeoff and land on property is required, even if the FAA says it’s OK to fly over. This can be misleading to new pilots, especially in public parks, sidewalks, and road shoulders with an app that the user expects to do everything for them. An API into Regrid would tremendously help this app.
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Response from developer

Thank you for taking the time to share such thoughtful feedback, and for the kind words about the 3D view. We appreciate you flagging the airspace classification and the landowner permission side. Our team has noted both, and we are continuously working to improve the accuracy and completeness of the app. Your suggestion has been passed along to the team as well. We are still early in our journey, so feedback like yours is genuinely valuable to us. Please keep it coming. Thank you for your support, Team Drone Scout

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FAQ

What is Drone Scout?

Drone Scout is an informational tool for US drone pilots that combines an FAA airspace map, an AI spot finder, and a 3D flight simulator. It helps users understand airspace regulations and identify optimal flight locations and times.

Does Drone Scout have ads?

Drone Scout does not contain advertisements. The app is free to use with optional subscriptions for advanced features.

What features are free in Drone Scout?

The no-fly zone map, point verdicts, and weather forecasting are free to use. These features provide essential information for planning drone flights.

What requires a subscription in Drone Scout?

A subscription is required to unlock the AI Scout feature for finding the best spots and to access unlimited simulator flights. New pilots receive three free simulator launches to try before subscribing.

How much does Drone Scout cost?

The app is free to download and use with basic features. Subscription plans are available, including Drone Scout Weekly for $7.99 and Drone Scout Annual for $39.99.

What devices is Drone Scout available on?

Drone Scout is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed for users who own these Apple devices.

How often is Drone Scout updated?

The latest version of Drone Scout is 1.0.2, which was last updated on August 10, 2026. Updates typically include improvements to features and data accuracy.

Is Drone Scout suitable for beginners?

Yes, Drone Scout is built for both recreational and Part 107 pilots. The free features and simulator can help beginners learn about airspace and practice flying in a virtual environment.