Do I need to register my Mavic air 2?

[brutus51]

Title says it all.

 

[Rich QR]

Title says it all.

If you want to fly in the USA, yes. You also need to either get your TRUST certificate or Part 107 certificate, depending on whether you're flying strictly for recreation or possibly for other purposes.

Start here FAADroneZone

 

[old man mavic]

welcome to the forum ,also here in the UK it needs to be registered with the CAA

 

[Robert Prior]

In Canada, yes. You'll also need a pilot certificate for at least basic operations.

Registering your drone: Overview

How to register and deregister your drone; how to transfer ownership of a drone.

tc.canada.ca

Getting a drone pilot certificate

How to apply for a drone pilot certificate.

tc.canada.ca

Where are you?

 

[Meta4]

Title says it all.

If you are asking about recreational flying, the answer is no.
But you have to register yourself as the owner of the drone.
The FAA won't ask for any details about what drone/s you own.

 

[dirkclod]

Title says it all.

Yes you do. If in the US.

 

[brutus51]

Thanks for the info, shelled out the 5 bucks and am now legal.
How come these aircraft aren't tied in with the AMA ?

 

[dirkclod]

Not Affiliated

 

[mrjohnc1]

Welcome!

 

[DoomMeister]

Thanks for the info, shelled out the 5 bucks and am now legal.
How come these aircraft aren't tied in with the AMA ?

If you fly other RC aircraft over 250 grams (.55 lbs) then you also need to be registered for recreational flight. I don’t understand what you mean by tied in with the AMA?

 

[Kendallfordguy]

Welcome from Wisconsin!

 

[BigAl07]

How come these aircraft aren't tied in with the AMA ?

WELCOME to the forum

No R/C aircraft (airplane, helicopter, MultiRotor etc) are "Tied in with the AMA".

The AMA is an organization you can voluntarily join and I highly suggest you do so. If you wish to fly your drone (UAS) at an AMA Sanctioned Field (great place to learn quickly and correctly) then the field will most likely require you to become a member of the AMA (it includes a nice insurance policy for Hobby/Recreational flight) and join their "Club" to fly at their field.

If you are flying Recreationally only you'll need to take the TRUST. Below is an excellent link to help get you started:
UAS TRUST Thread (Recreational Flying Rules & Training)
FAA TRUST Test is here!

Good luck and Safe Flights
Allen

 

[wjkrysak]

Welcome to the forum. We look forward to your participation and your view of the world.

 

[Steel63]

Yes and welcome to the forum c??

 

[GFields]

Greetings welcome to the forum!
Your question has been answered. Fly safe

 

[Laborous]

Welcome to the forum from the beautiful woods of Maine!

 

[eaglesurfing]

Welcome to the forum and enjoy.

 

[LA 2020]

Title says it all.

Yes

 

[Merrill277]

When you do the TRUST exam, (easy) you find that you must register the MA2 with the FAA for 5 bucks and then put your new FAA number on the side of the drone. I printed it and taped it on the side with scotch tape. I don't know how anyone could read it from a distance, but its there and its legal. Enjoy!

 

[Chetk7677]

Welcome from central Florida.