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| Name | What are the rules to fly your drone in 2024? |
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| Video Discription | This video will explain the requirements for operating under 49 USC 44809 for recreational UAS pilots. Remember! If you fail to meet one of these requirements, you are now operating under Part 107! If you are part 107 certified, you must choose which set of rules to operate under prior to your flight. You are not permitted to change rules halfway through your flight. Helpful Links FREE Stickers: https://pilotinstitute.com/free/ TRUST Test: https://trust.pilotinstitute.com/ CBO Guidelines: https://youtu.be/-G2ikCL0JLk Recreational Flying Made Easy: https://pilotinstitute.com/course/recreational-flying-made-easy/ FAA DroneZone (Registration): https://faadronezone-access.faa.gov/#/ FAA Links FAA Recreational Flight: https://www.faa.gov/uas/recreational_fliers/ FAA Drone Zone (for registration): https://faadronezone.faa.gov/ LAANC: https://faa.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=9c2e4406710048e19806ebf6a06754ad AC 91-57C: https://www.faa.gov/documentLibrary/media/Advisory_Circular/AC_91-57C_FAA_Revised.pdf 00:00 Introduction 00:04 Rule 1: Fly strictly for recreational purposes. 00:49 Rule 2: Follow a Community Based Organization's guidelines. 01:31 Rule 3: Maintain visual line of sight. 02:00 Rule 4: Do not interfere with traditional aircraft. 02:29 Rule 5: Fly at or below 400ft. 03:18 Rule 6: Get authorization in controlled airspace. 04:15 Rule 7: Take your TRUST test. 05:34 Rule 8: Register your drone. 06:27 Rule 9: Remote ID. 07:08 Rule 10: Don't fly dangerously. 07:40 Part 107 Check out our gear list: https://www.amazon.com/shop/pilotinstitute Free drone registration labels: https://pilotinstitute.com/free/ Our Other Channels - PIXL Drone Show: drone-related podcast, posts every Tuesday morning. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbeSmbjvE0etKry8Nk2n0CQ - Pilot Institute Airplane: our airplane channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIgBjGoM-yn_3bH8Qr9xkXA Our courses - Part 107 Made Easy: the most comprehensive ground school online. https://bit.ly/2AkRWq0 - Drone Business Made Easy: start your drone business with a solid foundation. https://bit.ly/3dVT55T - Drone Flying 101: the perfect course for beginners. https://bit.ly/2XUy3Pc - Drone Maneuvers Mastery: become a better pilot with these 50 maneuvers designed to improve your flying skills. https://bit.ly/3hkWkG3 - Cinematic FPV Drone From Scratch: build your own cinematic machine with this course. https://bit.ly/37oOfeG Get Pilot Institute Gear: https://merch.pilotinstitute.com Rule #1: Fly your drone strictly for recreational purposes. This is all about the intent of the flight, with recreation being the key. Flying to record your kids and share with the family? That’s recreational. Flying for a monetized Youtube channel? That isn’t recreational. Flying as a volunteer for your local Search and Rescue group? This isn’t recreational either. Rule #2: Follow a Community Based Organization’s guidelines. First, let’s cover what a community based organization, or CBO, is. A CBO is a non-profit RC aviation group that sets safety guidelines approved by the Federal Aviation Administration. You can find a list of current CBOs Here: https://www.faa.gov/uas/recreationalfliers/faa-recognized-community-based-organizations Each CBO has a slightly different set of rules to follow and NO, you don’t need to join or pay these organizations to follow their rules. We recommend Flite Test Community Association, FPV Freedom Coalition, and Stem+C Rule #3: Maintain visual line of sight. Visual line of sight means you can see your drone at all times to ensure you are able to follow the rules of your CBO. You don’t need to stare at your drone, you do need to be sure you can avoid other aircraft and avoid flying over people. If you fly FPV, with racing-style drones and goggles, be sure to use a visual observer to perform these duties while you fly. Rule #7: Take your TRUST Test! Oh no a test? Not really, this is FREE training provided by the FAA through approved providers that covers topics you need to know to fly safely. At the end of the training, you’ll get a TRUST certificate and number. Your TRUST certificate is valid forever, there’s no minimum age, and the TRUST providers are required by federal law to delete your information after you get your certificate. The training takes about a half hour, so it’s not a long course. Head over to https://trust.pilotinstitute.com/ to get yours done! If you’d like more info than just what’s in TRUST, head over to https://pilotinstitute.com/course/recreational-flying-made-easy/ and enroll in our free 2 hour Recreational Flying course! Rule #9: Remote ID Last up, there are two sets of rules you can use in the US to fly your drone: Part 107 and 49 USC 44809. 44809 is an exemption from part 107, IF you follow all the rules we just discussed. If you fail to meet even one of these rules, you’ll be instead operating under Part 107, so be sure to follow the rules and fly safe! |
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