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Part 107 Commercial vs Recreational: How to Decide Which Drone Pilot License is Right for You
- 2022/09/19
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Links mentioned in this episode: Getting started with drones in STEM education: https://www.letsflyaz.com/getting-started-with-drones-in-stem-education-discover-drones-podcast/ Free FAA Part 107 exam study guide: https://www.letsflyaz.com/free-faa-part-107-exam-study-guide/ Ultimate FAA Part 107 Exam Prep Course: https://learn.letsflyaz.com/p/faa-part-107-remote-pilot-exam-prep-course Are you interested in learning about the Part 107 commercial drone pilot license? The podcast episode provides a comprehensive overview of what it takes to become a licensed commercial drone pilot. It includes information on the eligibility requirements, written exam, and application process. After listening to this episode, you may be eager to start flying drones as part of your business or career! The good news is that it's not difficult to become a licensed pilot and there are many opportunities available once you have your certification. Listen to this podcast episode to learn everything you need to know about the Part 107 commercial drone pilot license Part 107 Commercial vs Recreational: How to Decide Which Drone Pilot License is Right for You In order to fly a drone for commercial purposes, you must have a Part 107 drone pilot license. However, if you're just flying for fun, you don't need a Part 107 certificate license as long as your drone is under 55 pounds (drones over 55 pounds fall under different regulations). So how do you decide which license is right for you? Here are some factors to consider: -Purpose of flying: If you're using your drone for commercial purposes, such as delivering packages or taking photos or videos for a business, then you need a Part 107 license. If you're just flying for fun, then you don't need a license. -Weight of drone: If your drone is less than .55 pounds (250 g), then you don't need a Part 107 license. If your drone is over 55 pounds, this falls under traditional aircraft regulations. So anything between .55 and 55 pounds will require a Part 107 certificate. -Location: If you want to fly your drone indoors, then you don't need a Part 107 license. So, which drone pilot license is right for you? It really depends on your flying goals and location. If you're just flying for fun, then you don't need a Part 107 license. However, if you're using your drone for commercial purposes, then you'll need a Part 107 license. Be sure to check the restrictions in your location before you fly. How Do I Know If I Need A Part 107 commercial drone license? The simple answer is that if you want to do any flying that is not recreational, then you need a Part 107 license. This includes any kind of work, such as: -Photography -Videography -Surveying -Mapping -Delivery -Inspection It is important to note that compensation does not need to exchange hands for it to be considered a commercial operation. So, if you plan on taking pictures or videos with your drone and then posting them online, that would be considered a commercial operation. The same goes for flying your drone as part of your job, such as surveying land for a construction company. Basically, if you're using your drone for any kind of business purpose, then you need a Part 107 license. There are some exceptions, such as flying your drone indoors or for some limited educational purposes. But in general, if you're not flying your drone commercially, then you need a Part 107 license. How Do I Get A Part 107 License? There are a few steps you need to take in order to get your Part 107 license. First, you need to be at least 14 years old and be able to read, speak, and write English. Next, you'll need to pass the FAA's written exam. Once you've passed all of these requirements, you'll be able to apply for your Part 107 license. What is a commercial drone license? A commercial drone license, also called a Part 107 license, is a type of license that allows you to fly a drone for commerc...