Section 1709 of the National Defense Authorization Act of 2025 became law on 12/23/2024. It says a lot, but I’m going to focus only on the important portions for drones. Summary DJI, Autel, and all foreign-made unmanned aircraft were added to the covered list in December 20205. See the article here. If you have a DJI […]
Explore MoreQuick Summary There appears to be a large number and large percentage of registrations that are non-compliant with the regulations. This is ONLY of the Part 47 N number registration database and NOT the Part 48 Drone Zone method. I picked DJI, XAG, EA Vision, and Talos. I picked those off the top of my […]
Explore MoreThis action challenges the constitutionality of Sonoma County’s use of unmanned aerial vehicles — drones — to target and record details about residents, their homes, and the areas surrounding them, all without a warrant. Since 2019, the Code Enforcement Section (“CES”) of Sonoma County’s Permit Sonoma agency (“Permit Sonoma”) has deployed drones more than 700 […]
Explore MoreWe take the hassle out of FAA paperwork so you can stay focused on flying. If you’re operating drones 55 pounds or heavier, the FAA requires registration through Part 47, not the standard online method. This process can be technical and time-consuming—but we make it easy. What’s Included for $250 per Drone: Complete paperwork preparation […]
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