The FAA’s Part 107 rules are pretty much the scripture for professional drone pilots. It outlines what they are allowed to do, the restrictions they have to comply with, and their duties to the FAA. However, there are finer points of the law that warrant further discussion. In this article, we are tackling one of
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A drone crash is pretty much a nightmare for any drone pilot. The potential consequences of one are two-fold – not only can it result in damage to the drone, but it can also damage or hurt property or people on the ground. For this reason, the restriction against flying drones over crowds is one
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Note: This article does not provide legal advice. Please retain an attorney to check all of this information. In general, drone jammers are not legal to use. It’s not a secret that not everyone is ecstatic that there a growing number of drones taking off to the skies nowadays. As with just about any piece of
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Drones have become so common nowadays that the FAA has created a law that requires drone pilots to get a license, under certain circumstances. The reasoning is a lot like the need to get a driver’s license – it imparts a sense of accountability, thus enhancing the safety of the entire activity. However, not all
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Note: This article does not offer legal advice. There may be civil or criminal issues caused by invading people’s privacy with drones. We highly recommend not using drones for surveillance. Of the many issues of drone flight, privacy is probably one of the longest-standing and most relatable to the general public. It’s easy to see where
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As a drone pilot, one of the first few things you need to do when you get a new drone is to register it. This may sound pretty bothersome, but it is a law that was made to ensure the safety of the entire national airspace. With more and more drones taking to the skies,
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There are rules that you need to follow in the United States to legally fly your drone. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is in charge of airspace across the entire country and they require you to have a license to operate your drone in certain cases. We’ve written this article to make it easy to
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While FAA laws on drone flight are pretty easy to discuss because they apply just about anywhere in the US, law enforcement policies can be a bit less clear. Other drone policies, particularly those implemented by law enforcement, can be specific to a state or city. This means that you need to do your due
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For drone pilots and enthusiasts, the term ‘No Drone Zone’ being part of the industry’s lexicon has proven to be quite problematic. However, it has become a natural consequence of an increasing number of drone sales, driven in huge part by user-friendly features and accessible prices. Whether you’re a first-time drone pilot or someone with
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For almost all drone pilots, the first order of business right after unboxing a brand-new drone is to register it with the FAA. This rule was met with a lot of hostility back when it was first introduced, particularly from the model airplane community. Nowadays, though, the rule is pretty cut and dry – all
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