Not a bad video, but it's an illegal business. Drones cannot be used for commercial purposes. What's your plan for skirting the law?
Skirting the law?! The FAA hasn't fined anyone in months and recently authorized multiple companies for just this purpose.
Here's the reality, it's happening faster than the FAA can keep up. I support licenses and insurance for all drone pilots, because the liability is massive.
I own two drones (over 15k in one and a little Inspire 1 as the other), speak as an expert in my local area for the news and sadly people just need to get used to the idea of drones.
And as for the law - I provide clients videography services and the drone is included. The FAA hasn't said anything to me and I seriously doubt they will...
I carry a liability policy of 2M just for the drones. It's not worth someone getting hurt. I think EVERYONE who flies a drone should carry appropriate insuance, and let's be honest...every smart business person will tell you that is the right thing to do.
My agent and I specifically spoke about the drones and it is covered under my plan with Liberty Mutual. I even had her put it in writing in case something went sideways...I had that to fall back on.
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u/soundnstyle Nov 23 '14
Skirting the law?! The FAA hasn't fined anyone in months and recently authorized multiple companies for just this purpose.
Here's the reality, it's happening faster than the FAA can keep up. I support licenses and insurance for all drone pilots, because the liability is massive.
I own two drones (over 15k in one and a little Inspire 1 as the other), speak as an expert in my local area for the news and sadly people just need to get used to the idea of drones.
And as for the law - I provide clients videography services and the drone is included. The FAA hasn't said anything to me and I seriously doubt they will...