Drones seem to have "taken off" (pun intended) in the past year or so. It seems to be the go-to gift for the holidays based on the fact that I always seem to see a plethora of drones in the sky after a major holiday (most of which are doing something illegal or unappealing to the reputation of the drone community). The behavior exhibited by new drone owners can lead to increased regulations and a lot of angry people who already are weary of drones. With an increase in drone o

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Yes and no. You do have to be licensed if: You are flying for commercial purposes (aka anything involving using a drone and getting paid). You will usually need at least $1 million insurance policy to fly commercially in order to protect yourself You do not have to be licensed only if: You fly solely for hobby or recreation. You do not need insurance, but it is highly recommended! Personally, I am a licensed and insured FAA Remote Pilot for sUAV. I took, and passed, the FAA P

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