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SSoaringBison replied to the thread For US Pilots only… If you have a Part 107 Certification, do you need a TRUST Certificate to fly Recreationally?.Congrats on the new drone! I've been eyeing the Neo 2 :) I'm not suggesting anything about you, your drone, or your particular circumstances. That's between you and the FAA. From a regulatory perspective, any drone flown under Part 107 must be...
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SSoaringBison replied to the thread Canadian Flying Recreationally in the US.Cool! I do appear to have been quite verbose. LOL Summary: For any other Canadians who find this and want to fly their drone (including a DJI Mini) in the USA under recreational (44809) rules, I think the easiest approach is to register the...
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SSoaringBison replied to the thread For US Pilots only… If you have a Part 107 Certification, do you need a TRUST Certificate to fly Recreationally?.Part 107 doesn't have any restrictions on the reason you are flying. If the drone is registered under 107 and the PIC has a 107 cert, they can fly for work, research, recreation, whatever, as long as they obey the regs. If anyone disagrees...
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^ @LoudThunder is correct and I am actually surprised how accurate is Perplexity AI on the topic: Q: Can a part 107 pilot fly his sub-250g drone for fun without remote ID and without needing TRUST? A: Yes, but only in a very specific way... -
SSoaringBison replied to the thread For US Pilots only… If you have a Part 107 Certification, do you need a TRUST Certificate to fly Recreationally?.One can fly recreationally under 44809 or Part 107. To fly a drone under Part 107, regardless of weight, the drone must be registered. And since it requires registration, it also requires RID. The only way to legally fly an unregistered...