How to Register Your Drone with the FAA in 2024

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✅ Register Your Drone With the FAA:
⚖️ Registering Drones 55+ lbs:
📄 More Information About AC Form 8050-1:

Registering your drone is an essential step after purchase. In this video, we address common misconceptions about drone registration, guide you through the entire registration process for both commercial and recreational pilots, and answer frequently asked questions. Remember, always register your drone using the official link provided above, ensuring the website ends in .gov.

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0:00 Introduction
0:48 Common Misconceptions With Registering
1:21 3 Guidelines About Registration
1:38 Drones That Weigh 55+ Pounds
2:02 Registration Process Walkthrough
2:39 Registering as a Commercial Pilot
4:51 Registering as a Recreational Pilot
6:13 Additional Questions About Registration

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