Are you interested in learning more about the FAA drone Part 107 waivers and authorizations for drone flying? Yes, I know this can be super confusing. As a practicing drone attorney, I have found that the FAA and industry have been sloppy with how they use the terms which creates all sorts of apparent contradictions […]
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What happens if you crash your drone into a person, yourself, or something expensive? No, seriously. Think about it. You most likely right now are wondering about how to obtain your drone license, finding jobs, running your drone operation, etc. But seriously. Are you protected? Do you have enough money to cover the costs of […]
Explore MoreAre you looking for a sample 107.35 waiver application so the remote pilot can fly more than 1 drone at a time? Read my article on the ultimate guide on drone light shows for reasons why they need this waiver. Filing a 107.35 waiver can be a pain. Some people do not even know where […]
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“Is my flying going to break some drone regulation and get me fined or sent to jail?” We’ve all thought that. We all get the drone as a gift, something to play with, or maybe so we can use it for business. We start flying it. We have lots of fun. Eventually, we ask ourselves […]
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Are you interested in learning more about the RaceDayQuads LLC v FAA lawsuit? The lawsuit is seeking to strike down the drone remote identification regulations as illegal. Unfortunately, on July 29, 2022, the D.C. Circuit denied RaceDayQuads petition. Background December 31, 2019, the FAA proposed the remote identification regulations. 53,000+ people commented in response to […]
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