Faa

Quick Answer In the United States, the FAA regulates all drones. For commercial flying you need a Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate (pass the aeronautical knowledge test + TSA vetting). For recreational flights under 49 USC 44809 you must pass the free online TRUST test and carry proof when you fly. Remote ID (broadcasting your drone’s identity/location) became a fully enforced requirement for most drones from mid-2024. Fly away from airports, stay under 400ft, keep VLOS, and don’t fly over people (for recreation) unless your drone/procedure qualifies — violations can bring civil penalties up to $1,599+ per incident. Here’s the full breakdown. ...