Use of FAA logo.

[crlmjohnson]

These are the ones that I am looking at:
if what you guys are says is true, then a lot of these you cannot legally use:

 

[snowghost]

I've always found this interest in using FAA symbology as an extreme form of "look at me now" insecurity.
Goofy and ridiculous vests. FAA logos etc.
I've never seen an airplane pilot do such a thing, or even consider it.
Just an interesting sidebar to drone operators.

Airline pilots don't wear vests? Look again.

 

[Meta4]

Airline pilots don't wear vests? Look again.

Everyone working around runways and adjacent airside areas is required to wear hi-vis clothing for safety reasons.
That's a very different thing from what was being commented on.

 

[Ledaig]

I searched but didn't really find anything.
I reached out to the FAA about using a logo on my website to help me stand out against the competition, and this was their reply:

Thank you for contacting the FAA's Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) Support Center.

You may not use the FAA logo.

Oh, well, it was worth a try!

FAA Library

Section 5, subsection b:
Who may use the logo. The FAA logo is a trademark/service mark of the Federal Aviation Administration. Only FAA organizations may use the FAA logo, unless approved by the Assistant Administrator for Communications. See paragraph 9 of this order.

I believe that means they may officially get grumpy.

 

[joehandersson]

I'm sure they would have never contacted you about it as long as snaptube vidmate you didn't claim to be the FAA