But you do need commercial insurance
Because you are now using your car for hire
Call your insurance company ask if using the car for hire changes coverage
Also do your taxes write off your miles and see if they ask if you used it for hire .
Driving to meetings and deducting mileage way...
at the end of the day it’s a heads up
As stated you are registering the drone commercially under part 107 it is no longer a hobby and while most agents may not even care apparently a few of them do and being that my drone wasn’t $10 bucks I’d rather err on the side of caution.
I posted as a...
The particularly interesting point is that once you register under part 107 it’s a commercial registration .
So really it’s not a personal article so ADD ALL THE CAPS YOU WANT it doesn’t change that fact
I have a thread running on this.
Short Version
Call and ask specific questions such as how and for what are you covered ?
What if any are the ramifications of registering under Part 107 (if you think you may want the license)
Once you register your drone under part 107 you registered It commercially the fact of the matter remains even if you have a 336 number on there you’re still flying commercial drone I was actually told by a State Farm agent recently I asked while I was down in Florida that quite frankly they...
1000% agree with you
Similar to you I wanted to emphasize that whoever calls their agent makes sure to say it’s Commercially registered
Funny how many of us think it’s pretty simple
Personal vs Commercial in any event
Drone on ...
You’re right of course to ask your agent but make sure you explain the Drone is registered as commercial.
For instance if you run a graphic design business from your home and you have a computer designated for that it will not be covered under personal article.
I spent 10 years in financial...
Once registered it’s not a personal article
It’s a registered commercial craft
You may “get away” with making claim but the reality is it would be insurance fraud if they were to dig into the claim.
Drones are a great hobby just like flying a plane
However if you run a commercial airplane...
Once the drone is registered 107 its commercial as far as insurance purposes go .
It’s not covered as it is no longer a personal property .
If you had a commercial vehicle and used it personally it’s still a commercial vehicle
Technically when you register under 336 that number can go on all of your drones (see previous topic I posted )
However under 107 they are each individually registered most likely State Farm will not accept the Third drone which is dual registered as personal use
You are required to label your...
I had no problem but you’d be amazed how many people seem to not realize that .
You are completely correct I just figured there may be a few people unaware of this so I threw up a post
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