Drones: Flying drones legally Just Got Easier in 2016 (Everything You Need To Know)
Skype Interview: Flying Drones Legally Just Got Easier in 2016 (Everything You Need To Know)
I had the pleasure of interviewing Scott Strimple an Emmy-award winning filmmaker, drone expert, and commercial airline pilot. He also is part of an exclusive team of aviators who help advise on drone laws for the FAA.
What’s covered in the interview:
– How to fly legally for commercial use
– How to take and pass the Small UAS Rule (Part 107) test
– How long does the process take
– How much does the process cost
– What can you and can’t you do
– Where can I fly my drone
– How can I learn how to fly or operate my drone?
– How can I repair my crashed drone
On August 29, 2016 the Small UAS Rule (Part 107) will change drone law and make it easier for many pilots.
About Scott Strimple
Scott has been flying UAV and drones for 40 years. He owns Cinemaerial Visuals (an aerial cinema company). He also launched The Drone Flight School. Here you can learn how to pass the drone pilot test. Learn how to fly or fly better. Scott offers drone repair service for crashed drones.
Resources:
The Drone Flight School
Cinemaerial Visuals
Email: scott@thedroneflightschool.com
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JayR Castillo
August 17, 2016 (2:53 pm)
Great interview! I leaned a lot. Looking for to watch the next episode.
John Bunn
August 18, 2016 (6:13 pm)
Thanks for doing these!
Anonymous
August 19, 2016 (3:48 am)
The FAA has an app called B4UFly that allows you to punch in your zip code (can also just read your GPS location) and will show all of the restricted airspace in your area. You can also enter other locations and future dates to pull up a list of restricted airspace and airport names.