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  1. Alan Perlman
    Hi all, I'm proud (and nervous and excited) to share a new training course I've been working on. It's called Drone Pilot Ground School, and it'll soon become our flagship training course for commercial drone operators in the United States. As the FAA regulations mature and Part 107 replaces the Section 333 Exemption for the vast majority of low-risk sUAS flight operations, our team looks at Drone Pilot Ground School as a leading industry training course. Our goal? To help our students learn about sUAS operations so they can pass the Part 107 Aeronautical Knowledge Exam / Drone W
  2. Silk Purse
    Read this this morning: http://www.theverge.com/2016/5/4/11590646/faa-drone-swarm-intel-light-show-part-107. It sounds promising. If you haven't already filed, I think there is no reason to go through the trouble and expense of filing for a 333 exemption.
  3. Alan Perlman
    It's been a long time coming, but we're happy to announce that we've received our FAA Section 333 exemption. Our team patiently waited 6 months and 2 days for our Section 333 Exemption (and Blanket COA) from the FAA. We received it and are now cleared to operate commercially! Is it a perfect process? No. Is it the only door the FAA has given us to comply here in the US? Yep, sure is. While I’m proud to be one of 4000 companies who have successfully navigate this process, I’ll be even more proud when cleaner sUAS rules are put into place." In case you're interested in the guidelines I
  4. Silk Purse
    Drone Photography: You Have Just Received (or Filed) Your Section 333 Exemption. Now What? http://www.bhphotovideo.com/find/eventDetails.jsp/id/2283 I've been to a few B&H events and they are mostly worthwhile. The trick is to make it out of the store without dropping a wad on all that stuff you've been drooling over.
  5. Alan Perlman
    While this article from DroneCoalition.net is six months old, it bring up some good points about where we stand right now with the FAA's regulations here in the U.S. http://dronecoalition.net/general/faa-333-approved-but-are-you-complying/ Thoughts?
  6. Alan Perlman
    Hi folks! I'm doing a "soft launch" of a 5-minute industry survey that I'll be sending out to the masses over the next several days: https://uavcoach.typeform.com/to/P2TkMe Would appreciate your responses! Individual results are kept anonymous, but the aggregate survey data will be shared with everyone by May 2016.