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Is a Waiver to Fly Drones in Controlled Airspace Still Necessary?

Pilot Institute

Know what special scenarios still require a waiver, such as flying BVLOS operations, flights above people, or flights that exceed the standard 400 feet AGL. Shelf area: 10 NM radius, from 1,200 ft AGL to 4,000 ft AGL. Class D Altitude & Shape: Surface to 2,500 feet AGL (charted in MSL).

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Part 107 License Guide: How to Become a Certified Drone Pilot

Pilot Institute

Most of these rules also apply to recreational drone flight, so its worth knowing them no matter how you choose to fly your drone The key regulations to follow are as follows: Fly at or below 400 feet AGL (above ground level) in Class G airspace. Never operate in a careless or reckless manner. Fly within visual line of sight.

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Practical Guide to Drone Laws & Regulations for Remote Pilots

Plane and Pilot

We will break federal regulations into five categories: Registration Operating rules Operational limits Part 107 certification Privacy and safety Registration Like crewed aircraft with their tail numbers, called “N-numbers,” most drones require a registration number. You also need to complete night-flight training.

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Drone Mapping Made Easy: A Beginner’s Guide to Aerial Surveying

Pilot Institute

Software Requirements Flight Planning Software Software solutions like DroneDeploy, DJI Terra, and Pix4Dcapture streamline flight planning by enabling pilots to set waypoints, altitude, image overlap, and flight paths precisely. Properly planned missions ensure optimal data collection for mapping accuracy.