Rules for Flying Drones Commercially

First things first, the part 107 test. This is a test that you’ll have to study for and then take. Passing it gives you a permit that allows you to fly drones commercially.

The rules for flying drones commercially in the US are as follows:

• You must register your UAV with the FAA on the FAADroneZone website.
• Your UAV must weigh less than 55 pounds, including payload, at takeoff.
• You must fly in Class G airspace. (Unless you have a permit to fly in controlled airspace)
• You must keep your UAV within visual line-of-sight.
• You must fly at or below 400 feet.
• You must fly at or under 100 mph.
• You must yield the right of way to manned aircrafts.
• You cannot fly from a moving vehicle, unless in a sparsely populated area.

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