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> consumers in the US are a bit too fast and loose It'll only take a handful of well publicized court cases to solve that problem. As a private pilot, I think
by bdamm 10y ago
> consumers in the US are a bit too fast and loose
It'll only take a handful of well publicized court cases to solve that problem.
As a private pilot, I think this new regulation is bang on.
> FAA "will provide all drone users with recommended privacy guidelines as part of the UAS registration process and through the FAA’s B4UFly mobile app."
Bonus points for wrapping public concerns with privacy into the registration sequence.
- CPLX 10y ago> As a private pilot, I think this new regulation is bang on I'm a private pilot too. Were you able to decipher this to determine if people with an existing PPL will need an endorsement or currency requirement, or if we are already considered certified in this context as well? I couldn't figure it out.
- btgeekboy 10y agoReading the summary[0] I'm led to believe that, as a current private ASEL holder, I simply need to take "a small UAS online training course provided by the FAA" and apply for a certificate. The summary doesn't mention anything about UAS currency, just that you need to be BFR-current for your Part 61. I'll probably get a UAS certificate just for kicks. (Why not?) [0] http://www.faa.gov/uas/media/Part_107_Summary.pdf http://www.faa.gov/uas/media/Part_107_Summary.pdf