Are you interested in learning more about regulations.gov? The two biggest reasons to use regulations are to search for things like proposed regulations or previously granted exemptions. If you need help with filing a petition for exemption, I heavily focus on doing this for exotic operations such as beyond line of sight drone spraying operations, […]
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Quick Summary Drones use wireless radio transmitters for communication. Generally, in the United States, prior to using a wireless radio transmitter, one must obtain an equipment authorization from the Federal Communications Commission. How you do this is that you have to apply to the Federal Communications Commission, and in that application, you will state that […]
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Are you struggling to learn more about the blanket certificate of authorization (COA) that comes with your 44807 exemption? In this article, we will discuss the provisions so you can fly safely and confidently. Here is a link to the latest download of the Blanket COA for 44807 operations. In August 2024, the FAA updated […]
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Section 2203 of the FAA Extension, Safety, and Security Act of 2016 (Public Law 114-190) requires a manufacturer of a small (under 55 pound) unmanned aircraft shall make available to the owner at the time of delivery of the small unmanned aircraft the safety statement. The safety statement required shall include: (A) information about, and […]
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The American Security Drone Act of 2023 has caused much discussion. People are asking: I heard there was some Chinese drone ban. Can I keep on flying my drones? I contract with the federal government. Will my contract force me to stop flying drones? We have some of these drones. Are there any exceptions to […]
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