Sentences with phrase «drone owners»

That's a huge plus, since broken parts are usually a constant concern for drone owners.

Being a responsible drone owner isn't just about deciding on insurance.

Before you spend any more money on your drone, here's an essential reference to help drone owners get the most insurance coverage for the best price.

We will also cover a few useful resources for new drone owners and experienced owners alike.

The federal government's idea to require drone owners to register had faced intense criticism from some drone enthusiasts and manufacturers.

Drone owners need to consider carefully whether they are going to be recording images of other individuals in public spaces as opposed to in their own homes

The effort is intended to educate drone owners and prevent smaller aircraft from flying too close to planes and jets — a move that has angered some drone hobbyists.

It will allow drone owners and operators to register their aircraft, apply for an airspace authorization or waiver, file an accident report and keep abreast of the latest FAA news and announcements about unmanned aircraft.

Hobby drone owners will soon have to register on a US government database amid safety worries.

As of Feb. 1, there were 49,857 commercial drones and 664,688 hobbyist drone owners registered with the FAA.

On one hand having the details of drone owners would mean they could be contacted with safety information.

That's a lot of functions, but DJI drone owners tell me that the «DJI double tap» will eventually become intuitive (it hasn't happened yet).

This is a step towards identification plates of a sort, requiring drone owners 13 years and older to submit their name, email and home address

The U.K.'s Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has a code of practice for drone owners that tells them to keep their autonomous flying vehicles away from aircraft and airports.

Drone owners need to consider carefully whether they are going to be recording images of other individuals in public spaces as opposed to in their own homes or gardens, as there they run the risk of breaking data protection law.

As of Friday, the FAA said that over 342,000 drones owners have registered in the government's system.

Drone owners were required to place registration numbers on their aircraft.

Register with the FAA We are not lawyers so this is not legal advice, but there is a new law that requires some drone owner to do a quick and easy registration with the FAA.

The program is a coordinated effort to provide certainty and stability to communities, drone owners and the rapidly evolving drone industry.

This is a step towards identification plates of a sort, requiring drone owners 13 years and older to submit their name, email and home address to receive a Certificate of Aircraft Registration / Proof of Ownership.

If you're a drone owner, you should check with your insurer about what's covered and what's not before you send a drone into the air, Worters recommends.

That's all well and good, except for the fact that the drone owner is now a mangled - mess - of - metal - and - plastic owner.

If you are aware of who owns the drone, then you'd likely file a claim with your auto insurer, and your insurer would try to recover money from the drone owner's homeowners or renters insurance company, Worters says.

Or the drone owner might submit the claim directly to his or her provider.

For instance, insurance giant AIG sells AirGuard policies to drone owners that cover both injuries and property damage caused by their unmanned aircraft.

Typically, she says, homeowners or renters insurance taken out by a drone owner covers these drone - related circumstances:

In either of those cases, Worters says, the drone owner's homeowners or renters insurance policy — not your auto insurance policy — would cover the drone damage.

Through a smartphone app, a drone owner can buy as much as $ 5 million worth of liability coverage.

For the drone owner, there are two insurance matters to worry about, according to Worters: Property damage inflicted by a drone and legal liability if a drone injures someone.

We've also got a couple of handy insurance checklists to help you, and some cool resources for you as a drone owner.

In the United States, drone owners must register any device over 0.55 pounds.

Now, drone owners are able to register and pay for operation certificates.

At an event in California today, March 28, DJI announced the launch of two new products — a thermal - imaging sensor for its drones called the Zenmuse XT2, and a new development kit that's meant to make it easier for drone owners to slap their own custom sensors, parts, and payloads onto their drones.