Who are you? |
Why are you flying? |
Requirements to fly |
Faculty/Staff |
Research/non-commercial/commercial |
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Student |
Course sponsored activity |
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Student |
Commercial |
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Note:
*Students may be able to fly under an FAA exemption, contact the Export Control and International Compliance office for questions.
Effective June 28th, 2016, 14 CFR Part 107 (or simply "Part 107") defines rules for operating a UAS for commercial purposes. Anyone that wishes to operate their UAS for commercial work must be:
For more information about Part 107 and what it takes to get certified can be found under the "Faculty and Staff" or FAA's Certificated Remote Pilots page.
An FAA N-Number is granted to aircraft that are successfully registered with the FAA. The N-Number must be displayed on the aircraft and accessible without the use of tools. As a public entity OSU is required to register all of its unmanned aerial vehicles before flying them. In addition, OSU aircraft must also be registered with Oregon Department of Aviation (ODA).
Credit: Leigh Torres
*Taken under NMFS permit #16111 issued to John Calambokidis