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“Do you need a radio license to fly this drone?.”

Asked by Idk123 4 years ago

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If you fly recreationally (for no other purpose than flying for recreation) you need to take the TRUST test and get a certificate. If you fly for any other reason you need to go through FAS Part 107 testing and certification. There is no radio licensing involved.
Answered by DaveSarchetPhotography 4 years ago
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A "RADIO" license is not required. You will want to look into the FAA 107 program, if you are in the US to expand your usage of this unit.
Answered by Ebonovic 4 years ago
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You do not "NEED" a license to fly the drone, but you do need to register. If you are planning on making any money at all from flying, you need a license for any drone.
Answered by CookStevenT 4 years ago
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You will need ur faa part 107 license if you plan on using it for work.
Answered by James 4 years ago
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No, you do not need a radio license
Answered by StayLegal 4 years ago
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No radio license required
Answered by Blacksea 4 years ago
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You DO need to register with the FAA if ANY aircraft is over 250g, recreationally. Part 107 is a whole different beast. .
Answered by KLRSKIR 4 years ago
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Not unless your conditions fall under Part 107
Answered by SuperShutterFly 4 years ago
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No
Answered by Pete 4 years ago
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You will need a 107 commercial drone license if you want to do anything other than fly just for fun. Note, this is as defined by the FAA and they have steep fines. For instance, if you fly your drone for fun, but then decide to use it to check your gutters to see if they need cleaned you would then need a 107 license. It is tricky, so I would recommend looking into your 107 licence to avoid any complications or the potential of a 100k plus fine. Hope this helps!
Answered by JFoxTech 4 years ago
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