The ‘Know Before You Fly’ campaign provides
prospective UAS operators with the information and guidance they need
to fly safely and responsibly. The effort is being spearheaded by the
Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI), Academy
of Model Aeronautics (AMA) and the Small UAV Coalition in partnership
with the FAA.
“There is a lot of excitement and enthusiasm around
UAS, and the technology is becoming the must-have holiday gift,” said
Michael Toscano, President and CEO of AUVSI. “The ‘Know before You Fly’
campaign fills a critical education gap just in time for the holiday
season. We want to ensure that all prospective operators have the tools
they need to fly safely and responsibly.”
FAA And Drone Industry Partners Launch 'Know Before You Fly' Campaign | Popular Science
Unmanned Aircraft Systems
FAA AC 91-57 MODEL AIRCRAFT OPERATING STANDARDS.pdf
The new UAV may have lots of capabilities, but it is treated as a model aircraft, and subject to existing rules. If you want to do anything outside those limits, e.g. make money, an FAA COA is required, or get a waiver like the Motion Picture Companies.
That Drone Show on TV News | Drone-RSS.com
Dave Oneal and Sarah attended the Drones for the Holidays event on Jan.3.2015 at our sponsor Go Professional Cases headquarters.
It was a great day of meeting new friends, seeing old friends, and
watching the public learn about how to fly drones safe. We also were
featured on the TV News about the event as well. Hope this helps the
public and the media realize that Drones are Good.
Previously
spendergast: FAA takes Heat on UAV Waivers to Hollywoodspendergast: FAA Grounds USF Plan To Educate Students With UAV's
FAA awards further UAV exemptions - 12/15/2014 - Flight Global
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