09/13/2026
As a drone pilot, continuing to sharpen my skills and stay current with my FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate is an important part of my responsibility.
Obtaining your drone certification is about much more than simply learning how to operate a drone. It means understanding the FAA’s rules and regulations, recognizing airspace restrictions, making sound aeronautical decisions, and knowing how to operate safely and responsibly.
A drone is a powerful tool that can capture incredible perspectives, but it also comes with serious responsibilities. Flying carelessly or recklessly can put people, aircraft, and property at risk. That is why proper training, preparation, and situational awareness are essential every time you take to the skies.
Whether you fly commercially or are looking to take your drone operations to the next level, investing in the proper education and certification is a step toward becoming a more knowledgeable, confident, and responsible pilot.
Fly smart. Stay informed. Respect the rules. Protect the people and property around you. 🚁
For Part 107 operations, the FAA requires a Remote Pilot Certificate, and certificated pilots must complete recurrent training every 24 calendar months to maintain currency.