Airmen Agents
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UAS Consulting
Unmanned Aerial Systems
Navigate FAA Drone Regulations with Confidence
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Confused by complex FAA rules? We specialize in UAS regulatory consulting to help you fly legally and confidently. From Part 107 waivers to BVLOS approvals, our experts streamline compliance, reduce risk, and fast-track your operations. Whether you're launching a new drone program or scaling an existing one, we provide the clarity and strategy you need to stay airborne and out of trouble.
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With 14 CFR Part 108 on the horizon, we're already preparing to guide our clients through the next wave of UAS regulation with clarity and insight.
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Stay compliant. Stay ahead. Your airspace advantage starts here.
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Do I need to have a Part 107 license to fly any drone?
Not necessarily. Whether you need a Part 107 license to fly a drone depends on how you plan to use it.
Does the government track me when I fly my drone?
The government does not actively track you in real time when you fly your drone, but certain systems and regulations enable authorities to monitor drone operations under specific circumstances.
Can I get away with saying I didn't know the FAA drone rules?
No, claiming ignorance of FAA drone rules is not a valid defense if you're found violating them. As a drone operator in the U.S., you are legally responsible for knowing and following FAA regulations, even if you are unaware of them. The FAA expects all drone operators, whether flying recreationally or commercially, to educate themselves on the rules.