As a remote pilot, the most important regulation you will follow while flying your drone has to do with the National Airspace System — …
5 Common Questions from Our Part 107 Test Prep Students
In this post, I want to share some of the more common questions we get from students while they're preparing for their Aeronautical …
How to Unlock Geofencing on Your DJI Drone
If you fly a DJI drone then you may have run into issues with geofencing, and not knowing how to turn it off. In this guide, we'll walk …
How To Request FAA Airspace Authorization For Class B, C, D, And E Controlled Airspace: A Guide to LAANC and the FAA Drone Zone Web Portal
Some of the most common questions we get from our students studying to pass their FAA Aeronautical Knowledge Test for a commercial Remote …
Master List of U.S. Certified Drone Pilot Directories & Networks
When you're building an aerial service business, there's a lot to think about. Your equipment and maintenance. Drone registration and pilot …
How to Take Your Recurrent Exam and Renew Your FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate
The FAA Remote Pilot Certificate has a 24-month shelf life—which means that drone pilots need to go through a recurrent knowledge training …
FAA Issues Final Rulings on Remote ID, Flying at Night & Flying Over People and Moving Vehicles
With over 1.7 million drone registrations and over 200,000 FAA-certified remote pilots, the U.S. drone industry is the fastest-growing …
How to Get a Drone License: Your Step-by-Step Guide to the FAA Part 107 Certification Process
In this article, we'll outline what it takes to get an FAA drone license to fly your drone for non-recreational use here in the United …
How to Obtain an FAA Tracking Number (FTN)
Drone pilots looking to take their multiple-choice test have to register on the IACRA website first to obtain what's called an FAA Tracking …
How to Legally Fly Your Drone at Night Under the FAA’s New Rules
As of April 6th, 2021, you no longer need to apply for the Part 107.29 Daylight Operations waiver to fly your drone at night. You’ll still …
