Frequent Asked Questions

Yes, every pilot is required to hold and keep active, an FAA part 107 certificate with a small UAS rating.

Yes we are insured up to $1M. Certificate of insurance available upon request!

Many companies use employees who “fly drones on the side” as part of their normal duties. If that pilot is not Part 107 certified — or if you hire a drone company whose pilot is not Part 107 certified — your business is exposed to FAA enforcement and federal penalties.Part 107 certification isn’t a formality. It’s the legal requirement for anyone conducting commercial drone operations in the United States.Our pilots are fully Part 107 certified and trained in:Weather patterns and environmental factors that affect UAS operationsAirspace structure, classifications, and regulatory restrictionsEmergency procedures and risk‑mitigation protocolsSafety planning specific to unmanned aircraft systemsMission‑specific best practices for commercial UAS useThis level of training ensures every flight is conducted legally, safely, and with the professionalism your project deserves.