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Register your drone at FAADroneZone whether flying under the Exception for Limited Recreational Operations or Part 107. If you are not sure what kind of a drone flyer you are, check out our User Identification Tool or visit our Getting Started webpage to learn more.
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WASHINGTON – Upgrades to the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) FAADroneZone now allows recreational flyers to request airspace authorizations in controlled airspace where the Low Altitude Authorization and Notification Capability (LAANC) is not available.
Log into the FAA Drone Zone. Select "Create Part 107 Waiver/Authorization". In pop up titled "Part 107 Waiver/Authorization" application choose second option: Airspace Authorization and start application.
The FAADroneZone requires account creation and authentication and provides stakeholders access to FAADroneZone services. Stakeholders include drone owners, drone operators, educational institutions, community-based organizations, and drone proponents.
Go to faadronezone.faa.gov. When you are on the webpage, find the Account Log In box and enter your email and password. Once logged in, skip to step 6. *Note: The FAA uses the term ‘drone’ to address all UAS, including model aircraft. 2. A box will pop up about an FAADroneZone System Use Notice. Click on the I Agree button. 3.
United States federal law requires all drones operated under 14 CFR Part 107 to be registered. Quick Steps. Log in/create an account at FAA DroneZone; Add a device; Visibly display your FAA registration number on your drone; Carry your registration card with you whenever you fly; In Depth
Learn how to register your drone in the FAA DroneZone (http://dronezone.faa.gov) whether you are flying recreationally or under Part 107. We will show you how to register a module for...
If you’re starting a drone business, organization, or a new drone program (including public safety) that will fly for any purpose other than recreation, you will need to create a Part 107 account on FAA DroneZone.