Recent content by aviscomi

Oh, I understand completely and I'm not looking to "pull a fast one" on the system or lack of a system. I only want to point out that new drone owner might be directed to the FAA website in order to find out what he/she can and cannot do. They click on the 1st link for a definition and they...

You must admit that it does leave a LOT of room for interpretation. ;)

Hmm...first time I've seen those five words used in reference to UAS. It is used frequently when distinguishing Sport Pilots from Commercial Pilots. Thanks for the update

How does one interpret this: As per the FAA website: What is the definition of recreational or hobby use of a UAS? Recreational or hobby UAS use is flying for enjoyment and not for work, business purposes, or for compensation or hire. In the FAA's Interpretation of the Special Rule for Model...

Thanks for the info...if/when that happens then the word "pilot" will truly carry some credibility.

While I don't disagree with using the word "pilot", the is that I have with the entire certification is that its only a written test (i.e. no hands on).

I guess it depends what you prefix the word "pilot" with.

I find it to be one of the more useful apps available.

Good afternoon from PA