In this study, an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), quadrotor particularly, with six degree of freedom (6-DOF) is modeled and a novel arrangement of fuzzy logic controller (FLC) are designed to control quadrotor's attitude and altitude. The UAVs are high nonlinear in terms of dynamic equations and are in class of under-actuated systems with six degree of freedom and four propeller's speed as inputs. So, designing an appropriate controller is the main challenge in UAV's applications. The controller architectures is composed of three FLCs. A MIMO FLC is implemented to control angles and altitude which is fed by two first output controllers, namely desired roll and pitch angles. Then, an octagonal helix path is constructed in such a way that an octagonal schema is generated in X-Y plane and is developed in vertical direction. By applying the windflaw to the system as a disturbance, which is blew in three directions, namely x, y, and z, the performance of designed controller is investigated. Finally, results are presented to show the controller performance for tracking purpose in presence of a wind as disturbance.