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Hello all,
I am a corporate photographer for my company (electric utility). I've been using DSLRs and camcorders to capture everything from corporate events, meetings, training materials, especially during natural storms (wind, snow, ice, etc...)
I understand that an FAA license is required for commercial activities (non-recreational). However, we do not sell any of our videos or still footage. They are all for internal use. During a storm restoration operation, flying a drone over various areas to access and capture damaged equipment and power lines is so essential and tin saving.
Here comes the BIG question: Am I still required to obtain the licence if I only operate the drone for internal use? Any leads/advise would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Votography
I am a corporate photographer for my company (electric utility). I've been using DSLRs and camcorders to capture everything from corporate events, meetings, training materials, especially during natural storms (wind, snow, ice, etc...)
I understand that an FAA license is required for commercial activities (non-recreational). However, we do not sell any of our videos or still footage. They are all for internal use. During a storm restoration operation, flying a drone over various areas to access and capture damaged equipment and power lines is so essential and tin saving.
Here comes the BIG question: Am I still required to obtain the licence if I only operate the drone for internal use? Any leads/advise would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Votography