Narrative:

Small uas (dji mavic 2 pro) was flown in a residential neighborhood at approximately 40 ft AGL as part of a family function. The flight was a non-commercial operation (part 91) but by a part 107 licensed rpic at the controls and with a craft registered under part 107. The following day; upon further review of the local airspace; I realized that the flight had been conducted within mhr's class D airspace. At no point during flight was any air traffic visible. I have now submitted a dronezone airspace authorization request to perform such flights in the future and will wait to fly in this area again until I have such an authorization granted.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: UAV operator reported unknowingly entering class D airspace.

Narrative: Small UAS (DJI Mavic 2 Pro) was flown in a residential neighborhood at approximately 40 ft AGL as part of a family function. The flight was a non-commercial operation (Part 91) but by a Part 107 licensed RPIC at the controls and with a craft registered under Part 107. The following day; upon further review of the local airspace; I realized that the flight had been conducted within MHR's Class D airspace. At no point during flight was any air traffic visible. I have now submitted a DroneZone airspace authorization request to perform such flights in the future and will wait to fly in this area again until I have such an authorization granted.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.