FAA Part 107 Certification & Safety Standards

Every commercial drone operation in the United States must follow FAA Part 107 regulations. I am a Part 107 certified pilot, which means every flight I conduct is legal, insured, and safety-driven from takeoff to landing.

Being certified isn’t just a title — it’s proof that I’ve passed the FAA’s Aeronautical Knowledge Exam and demonstrated a thorough understanding of airspace rules, weather, emergency procedures, and safe operation around people and property.

What This Means for You

• ✅ Certified & Legal Flights – Every project is flown by a licensed pilot, compliant with FAA rules.

• ✅ Fully Insured – Liability insurance is carried for every flight, protecting clients, venues, and bystanders. Currently covered up to $1 Million Liability policy

• ✅ Remote ID Compliant – All aircraft meet FAA Remote ID requirements, broadcasting flight information for accountability and regulatory compliance.

• ✅ Visual Observers (VOs) When Needed – For complex flights (such as over crowds, high-speed chases, or night operations), a trained VO is present to maintain line of sight and ensure maximum safety.

• ✅ Advanced Operations Possible – Part 107 allows waivers for flights at night, over people, or above standard speed/altitude limits when the project calls for it.

The Bottom Line

By hiring a certified and insured pilot, you’re not just getting cinematic footage — you’re getting peace of mind. Every flight is legal, insured, Remote ID compliant, and monitored for safety. You can focus on your event or production while I handle the regulations, risk management, and safe execution.