“Drones have revolutionized the way we view the world, but with great power comes great responsibility.” – Peter Parker, Spider-Man As drones become more popular, it’s key for pilots to know and follow FAA rules. This is true for both hobbyists and those using drones for work. Following these rules …
“The FAA’s role is to set and enforce regulations to ensure the safety of the flying public, and the agency is committed to working collaboratively with industry and communities to develop policies for the safe integration of these new technologies into the airspace.” – Michael Huerta, Former FAA Administrator Drones …
Did you know the FAA gets its drone rules from the U.S. Constitution? As drones get better and easier to use, it’s key to know the rules. Whether you fly for work or just for fun, understanding FAA rules can be tough. Part 107 of the Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs) …
Have you ever seen a drone flying overhead and wondered about its rules? Unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) are getting more popular for fun and work. It’s important to know the rules to keep everyone safe and private. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) sets rules for drones. These include flying below …
Did you know the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) has created Model UAS Regulations? These help countries manage drones. As drones grow in popularity, knowing global drone laws is key for everyone involved. Every country has its own drone rules. This makes it hard to keep up and follow the …
Did you know 59% of commercial drone operators in the U.S. fly drones with payloads under 2 pounds? This shows how key it is to know about drone operation and payload rules. As drones become more popular, it’s vital to follow the rules for safe flying. We’re here to help …
Ever thought about turning your drone hobby into a business? The difference between flying for fun and flying for profit is important. It affects your certification, where you can fly, and more. This guide helps you understand drone rules in the U.S. It’s key for both weekend flyers and those …
Did you know the FAA fined 27 people a total of $341,413 for breaking federal drone laws from October 2022 to June 2024? This shows how critical it is to follow FAA rules when flying drones in the U.S. Drone technology is getting better and easier to use. It’s key …
In 2021, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) handled over 4,000 special permits and waivers. This shows how vital it is to get the right approvals for unique flight operations. It also covers the use of unmanned aerial systems (UAS) in our skies. Special permits and waivers are key for those …
Did you know flying a drone in a restricted area can lead to fines of up to $32,140 and criminal charges? As drone fans, it’s key to grasp airspace rules and no-fly zones for safe flying. In this essential guide to airspace restrictions and no-fly zones for drones, we’ll cover …
Did you know the City of Houston used drones to check 25 bridges? This includes two huge bridges over the San Jacinto River. This shows how drones are becoming key in many fields, like energy and utilities. As drones get better, more companies use them to work smarter, safer, and …
Did you know that commercial drone operations need special insurance? This insurance is not found in personal policies. As drones become more common in business, it’s key to know the risks and liabilities they bring. Without the right drone insurance, your business could face expensive legal fights and financial losses. …
Did you know that federal agencies make and enforce rules based on Congress’s authority? It’s a surprising fact, but it’s true. Regulatory law focuses on the rules made by executive branch agencies. These rules help control how laws are followed and make sure agencies don’t go too far. The process …
Ever wondered how drones became so regulated? We’re about to explore the history of drone rules. Drones have changed many industries and captured our hearts. But with their power comes the need for rules. The drone rule timeline is complex. We’ll see how laws have changed with drone tech. It’s …