So you want to fly a drone commercially. Or maybe you just want to be able to fly your drone in a lot more places than a hobbyist. You need to pass a test issued by the FAA. This Drone Guy spent two weeks studying and passed with flying colors. I got a 90%, that’s …
What is next with remote ID? The March 2 comment period on the FAA’s remote ID proposal has ended. Over 50,000 people left comments. There was a peaceful protest in Washington DC. Now, what happens? The answer is…we wait. But there is hope. DJI released a statement as part of their 89-page submission talking about …
The FAA is proposing a remote ID program for all drones. In short, they propose that every one of your drones must be able to transmit your drone’s location and your location at all times while you fly. Under their proposal, remote ID is not just a digital license plate, it would be a full-scale …
FAA Remote ID – Will this kill the hobby? Not if we stand up Read More »
So you don’t want to be a commercial pilot? Well if you want to fly your drone just about anywhere you still may want to get a remote pilot license. Let’s take a look at what the FAA says about hobbyist pilots. I found the following text in the Interpretation of the Special Rule for …
Everyone needs a coach. The best bang for your buck for personal development is to hire a coach. This philosophy has transcended sports and is making its way into the business and educational sectors. Highly successful CEOs now hire coaches to help them make better decisions. The best school districts in the country employ instructional coaches for …
Drone laws can be confusing. The Drone Guyz have put together a lot of good information and links to the FAA’s website. There is even an app to help you know more about flying your drone.
Here is information on how to register your drone with the FAA as well as a link to their site. Registration is only $5 and should only be done through the FAA.
