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With the growing surge in drone sales and use along with all the problems that arose, the FAA recently made it a requirement for all larger drone owners to register their craft. It has also asked that those using their drones for commercial use apply for a license.
Immediately most assumed that licensing would be difficult and costly and rightfully understood considering the complex licensing for many other commercial services. Cnet has decided to publish an article to help take the mystery out of the licensing process by answering many questions with a guide to getting your commercial drone license.
If you are drone owner who wants to avoid fines and remain legal while selling drone photo and video productions but not yet applied for the license, take a look at this article here.
Twenty year veteran of advertising design in both print and digtal. Love visual arts, especially photography and videography and the technology that makes it work.
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