With commercial drone registration now available online, it has become increasingly easier for individuals to register their drones. However, ease of access does not always equal ease of usage. This article is meant as a step-by-step breakdown of how to commercially register your drone online, including how to edit your Certificate of Registration and delete your drone’s registration entirely. Getting …
How to register your recreational or hobby drone with the FAA You don’t need to be a drone attorney or sUAS specialist to register your recreational drone. These links and the “How To Register” video below will show your the way. If you are a commercial drone operator, you will want to visit our Section 333 Exemption page for more information. …
You just received a new drone for Christmas. You have heard rumors that the FAA is requiring people to register their drones on some sort of a government website. You have also heard that only commercial drone users need to register their drones. You just want to take your drone outside and fly! There is a lot of that information …
Recreational drone registration has arrived just in time for Christmas. Thank you for the thoughtful gift, FAA! In this interview with Rich Hanson, Academy of Model Aeronautics Regulatory Affairs Representative, agrees that some sort of registration is appropriate to reduce the number of safety incidents between drones and manned aircraft. However, the AMA’s position is that the FAA went too fast …
Drone Registration Frequently Asked Questions: Here is what the FAA has posted on their website to help recreational and hobby drone users understand its new drone registration requirements for hobby and recreational drone owners and operators. Regulations it conceived of in a little more than two weeks, and will implement in about the same time frame The FAA bypassed the traditional (and …
There is now a system in place with the FAA and Lockheed Martin The acronym “NOTAM” stands for “Notice to Airmen” and are informational advisories. NOTAMs are not laws. They are filed with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to give pilots and remote pilot operators notice of any potential hazards that could affect the safety of their flight.Drone NOTAMs (DROTAMs) …
NOTICE to Air Traffic Organizations (i.e. Control Towers and Airport Facility Operators): U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION N JO 7210.889 FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION. Air Traffic Organization Policy Effective Date: October 27, 2015 Cancellation Date: October 26, 2016 SUBJ: Unmanned Aircraft Operations in the National Airspace System (NAS). The FAA is working hard to educate everyone concerning safe at lawful use of drones in …
There is a lot of bad information out there about the FAA’s policy on enforcing drone regulations against commercial operators. “The FAA has never fined a drone operator operating commercially without a section 333.” Some people in the RC community regularly post on bulletin boards and other forums that “the FAA does not care about commercial drone use.” The quote we hear …
DroneLaw.Pro summaries and provides links to the FAA website regarding various resources of information on drones, UAS operations, FAA rules and regulations. Understanding how, when and where you can fly a drone consistent with the FAA UAS/UAV regulations is extremely important.
The FAA regulations concerning flying drones and UAVs for commercial use can be complicated. Section 333 Exemption Petition is essentially a request to the FAA to seek relief from certain requirements under the Federal Aviation Regulations. And once you get a Section 333 Exemption, you still need to comply with all other Federal Aviation Regulations for the drone flight. We have answers to some of the important questions regarding obtaining a Section 333 Petition for Exemption.