The FAA Safety Briefing for May/June changes it’s focus to the (UAS) Unmanned Aircraft System or commonly know as Drones. Featuring articles on UAS integration into our airspace, who requires a certificate, where you may find additional resources on the web, law enforcement guides, and more.
We’ve included some links below to the full publication as well as individual sections of which may be of interest.
Featured Articles:
- The Dawn of Drones: Why We All Need to Care About UAS
- When Do I Need a Certificate? A Look at Hobbyist vs. Commercial Requirements for small UAS
- Who’s Behind UAS? A Look at Drone Support, Programs, and Initiatives in the FAA
- How Do We All Get Along? A Look at the FAA’s Strategy for UAS Integration into the NAS
- Where Do I Find the Drone Zone? Navigating Cyberspace for Official UAS Resources
- Drone Dragnet: UAS Guide for Law Enforcement Officials
2 Comments on “FAA Safety Briefing: You and UAS”
I recently bought a drone to start a small commercial aerial photo business. I have a pilot presently taking
the course for certification and to acquire the license. I will not personally be flying the drone, but will own it and run the business. Am I legal this way.
The pilot and operator of the drone will be required to pass the Part 107 Pilot examination and to be registered. The drone must also be properly marked with the registration information.