Did you get remote id number for your drone?
Only if you plan on flying your drone(s) for any non-recreational purposes.
Thank you. That was my understanding, but it is difficult to get clarity from the relevant web sites.
No. Part 107 does not grant you any additional privileges. There is only one set of rules for all drone flights, whether they're recreational or not.
This is not correct. For instance can you fly above 400' AGL? The answer is no under any circumstances for recreational flyer, but part 107 certificate holder can fly within radius 0f 400' around structure 400' above the top of the structure. Also as a part 107 pilot, you can apply to FAA to fly above imposed limits in controlled airs paces.
Yes, Part 107 certification is required to fly 400' over a structure like a building or a cell tower if you are within a 400' radius of it. And yes, Part 107 holders can apply for a waiver to fly >400' AGL. But I don't consider that an additional privilege, since the FAA rarely grants such waivers.
No. It is considered "furthering of the business" and requires part 107 certificate.
No, that is not considered a recreational purpose. You are still performing a service for someone/something whether you are being paid for it or not.
You could also put your phone number on the drone in case you lose it. Folks have had their drones returned to them due to fly away scenario...
Good idea, will do, Thanks.
Thanks Interpol. Will look into that option.
Is "fine art" image making considered recreational?
As long as you're doing it only for yourself and not as a service for anyone else, and done for non-monetization purposes, then yes, it would be considered recreational.
