I just recently passed the part 107 test, and now have a question, I have 3 drones, two are going to be used for JUST recreational flying, and one will be used for both recreational and commercial. The question is, all three are registered for recreational flying, and that expires in the beginning of September 2023, do their registrations now need to be changed or wait until they expire?
Registration question?
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You need to update the one you'll be using for commercial work beforehand. In other words, if you have work tomorrow, you should update it now under Part 107
Kinda what I thought. I can still fly that one recreationally as well correct?
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Actually, you can fly the one registered for Part 107 recreationally as well. You just can't do it the other way around. If you fly to make money (commercially) it must be registered accordingly
That makes sense, I have never minded the registration part, my stickers also have my phone number on them so if it got lost, maybe be a chance of it being returned, and it only costs $5.00.
Just make sure each aircraft only has ONE registration # on it. Like cars, aircraft cannot be "Dual" registered.
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Pilot Institute will mail you free stickers for each of your drones.
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They are really nice stickers as well, can include your phone number to be on the sticker as well.Pilot Institute will mail you free stickers for each of your drones.
Free FAA Drone Registration Stickers - Pilot Institute
