If you have ever thought about turning your love for drones into a real career, you are in the right place. Flying a drone for fun is one thing, but the moment you fly for a client, shoot real estate photos for pay, or inspect a building for a business, you are operating commercially. And that changes everything. The FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) requires every commercial drone pilot in the United States to hold a Part 107 drone license, officially called a Remote Pilot Certificate with a Small UAS Rating.
The good news? Getting this license is 100% achievable, even if you have zero aviation experience. You do not need a college degree, a pilot's license,...
If you have ever thought about turning your love for drones into a real career, you are in the right place. Flying a drone for fun is one thing, but the moment you fly for a client, shoot real estate photos for pay, or inspect a building for a business, you are operating commercially. And that changes everything. The FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) requires every commercial drone pilot in the United States to hold a Part 107 drone license, officially called a Remote Pilot Certificate with a Small UAS Rating.
The good news? Getting this license is 100% achievable, even if you have zero aviation experience. You do not need a college degree, a pilot's license,...