Get Your FAA Compliant 500 Foot UAV Operations Manual

TRAVERSE CITY – The FAA is requiring operators to have a special operations manual if you want to fly within 500 feet a of people, Including people who are part of the purpose of the flight operation. While it is possible that the FAA 500 foot rule for drones and UAV – and FAA requirement for a special operators manual – will go away under part 107, this manual should still be followed to the extent practicable.

All professional drone operators should have a series of documents for their UAV operations, Including operations manuals designed to standardize in ensure safety across all flight operations. Will free operation manual forms and sample operating manuals are not bad start, you will always want to upgrade your manual to meet your company’s specific requirements.

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By Enrico Schaefer|2016-05-25T09:46:36-04:00May 25th, 2016|Drones|

About the Author: Enrico Schaefer

Enrico Schaefer, Esq. is a UAS pilot and technology lawyer at www.traverselegal.com and www.dronelaw.pro. He has been a UAS enthusiast for years, and has completed a number of advanced UAS classes in the UAS program at Northwestern Michigan College. Enrico is considered one of the top Section 333 and UAV attorneys in the country, representing Fortune 100 and start-up companies on drone law and Section 333 issues. He is the author of many articles concerning FAA drone regulations, Section 333 exemptions and FAA compliance, many of which can be found here at DroneLaw.pro. Enrico has been a speaker at the International Drone Conference on its insurance panel and has had numerous media appearances ranging from MITech News, Robotics Business Review, Internet Advisor Podcast and The Steve Gruber Show (1240 WJIM Radio), WJR Radio (Detroit), DroneLife.com and “That Drone Show.”