CESA 5 CTE Resource Library Check-OutCESA 5 CTE Resource Library Check-Out
CESA 5 CTE Resource LibraryCESA 5 CTE Resource Library
There are two options to fly our drones legally. CESA 5 has registered the large drone as required. It is up to you as a district to follow the other requirements under option 1 (Section 336). In regards to bullet-point #3: Follow community-based safety guidelines and fly within the programming of a nationwide community-based organization, please follow the Drone Users Group Network community's safety code. Also please note any airspace restrictions. Fly under the Special Rule for Model Aircraft
(Section 336) | Fly under the FAA's Small UAS Rule
(Part 107) |
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- Fly for hobby or recreation ONLY
- Register your model aircraft
- Follow community-based safety guidelines and fly within the programming of a nationwide community-based organization
- Fly a model aircraft under 55 lbs. unless certified by a community-based organization
- Fly within visual line-of-sight
- Never fly near other aircraft
- Notify the airport and air traffic control tower prior to flying within 5 miles of an airport
- Never fly near emergency response efforts
| - Fly for recreational OR commercial use
- Register your drone
- Get a Remote Pilot Certificate from the FAA
- Fly a drone under 55 lbs.
- Fly within visual-line-of-sight*
- Don't fly near other aircraft or over people*
- Don't fly in controlled airspace near airports without FAA permission*
- Fly only during daylight or civil twilight, at or below 400 feet*
* These rules are subject to waiver. | For more information, see:
Fly under the Special Rule for Model Aircraft |
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