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Part 137 Regulations Package

Our Part 137 Regulations Package is designed to simplify the FAA compliance process so your business can be compliant and ready to fly. While Steps 1-5 can be completed on your own, our package provides comprehensive assistance to simplify Steps 6-8, saving you time and reducing frustration. 

$2,100.00

Getting Fully Licensed

How It Works

Step 1: Class 3 Medical (Basic health exam that checks vision, hearing, and general health. Expect to pay $70-170)

  1. Go to medxpress.faa.gov and create an account. Complete registration to get an MID number.
  2. Then go to designee.faa.gov.
    • Choose Designee Type: AME
    • Enter your state
    • Select Second/Third Class AME
  1. Call one of the doctors listed and say you need a Class 3 FAA Medical Exam. Bring MID number to appointment.

Step 2: Purchase Drone

  • You’ll need the Serial Number from the drone to fill out the rest of the paperwork.

Step 3: Decide if registering drone as individual or LLC (LLC Recommended)

 

Step 4: Get Part 107 (Allows you to fly a drone for commercial purposes. Expect to pay about $175)

  1. Study via our recommend course or FAA provided materials.
  2. Create an IACRA account and obtain an FAA Tracking Number (FTN).
  3. Schedule your test at an FAA-approved Knowledge Testing Center.
  4. Take and pass the Unmanned Aircraft General – Small (UAG) knowledge test.
  5. After passing the test, login to IACRA and complete the application process.
  6. Once your application is approved, you’ll get an email with instructions to print your temporary certificate until your permanent certificate arrives by mail.

Step 5: State Pesticide License (Allows you to apply chemicals from the air with a drone)

  • Every state has different requirements, but you’ll need a General and Aerial license. Most states universities offer a one-day course where you can study and take the test all in the same day but there are some other options available.

Step 6: Register Drone

  • Drones under 55 lbs: complete the Part 107 registration process and register via FAA DroneZone
  • Drones over 55 lbs: The FAA requires multiple forms, documents and specific details.

Step 7: 44807 Exemption (Allows you to fly drones over 55lbs)

  • The 44807 exemption is filed directly with the FAA. The FAA requires a large amount of documentation in this process.

Step 8: Part 137 (Allows you to aerially dispense economic poisons)

  • It requires having an approved 44807 exemption, a registered drones and a few other things.