FAA Registration

[Gtarman52]

Do I need a registration number for each drone I have, or can I use the same one ?

 

[mikemoose55]

If you are flying for hobby / fun one number is good for all. If you have your 107 then you need a number for each aircraft.
i am guessing from your question you do not have a 107 cert or you would most likely had this information.
The way this is going in the USA we all may need a 107 soon but until then enjoy your hobby status.
mikemoose55

 

[Gtarman52]

Thanks. I hope it don't come to that, but you're probably right.

 

[msinger]

Hobbyists should register under Section 336 here. That registration number can be applied to all drones.

 

[ac0j]

Make SURE you are on a .gov site when registering!

 

[Gtarman52]

I have had a number for 2 years. Just wasn't sure you didn't one for each drone.

 

[Wipster]

Do I need a registration number for each drone I have, or can I use the same one ?

Same one.

 

[FatherXmas]

Hobbyists should register under Section 336 here. That registration number can be applied to all drones.

The blinding speed of a government entity. 336 was repealed on October 5th but the FAA registration page still refers to it.

 

[DanMan32]

That's because FAA has the law, but it specifies policies and procedures that have yet to be developed. Until such time that it's developed, the policies and procedures of 336 are still in effect.

 

[msinger]

336 was repealed on October 5th but the FAA registration page still refers to it

Right on. Per this news update, the FAA wants hobbyists to keep following the existing rules.

 

[FatherXmas]

Right on. Per this news update, the FAA wants hobbyists to keep following the existing rules.

Thanks, I hadn't seen that. I was wondering how they were going to handle things with 336 pulled out from under them. Then again, you'd think someone at the FAA would have known it was coming.