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Florida Drone Registration

1/5/2016

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Florida Drone Registration
There is currently no special requirement for Florida drone registration, as all drone and UAV registration requirements are overseen by the Federal Aviation Administration. Florida residents are encouraged to review the FAA's new registration requirements. A quick summary of the new requirements are listed below:

As of December 21 2015, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) requires all Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS - commonly known as "drones") to be registered. All drones weighing over .55 pounds (this includes all DJI Phantoms, Parrot Bebop, and other similar drones) are required to be registered with the FAA. This requirement extends beyond Florida and applies to residents of all 50 states throughout the United States. 
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Click here to register your Drone!
  • Drone registration costs $5 and will need to be renewed in 3 years. Renewal will cost $5 every time.
  • Failure to register an aircraft may result in civil penalties up to $27,500. Criminal penalties include fines of up to $250,000 and/or imprisonment for up to three years.
  • Nearly all drones that cost over $100 (and many that are under $100) exceed half a pound, which means they will need to be registered. Yes, this means that a kid's "toy" drone probably needs to be registered.
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Illinois Drone Registration

1/5/2016

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Illinois Drone Registration
There is currently no special requirement for Illinois drone registration, as all drone and UAV registration requirements are overseen by the Federal Aviation Administration. Illinois residents are encouraged to review the FAA's new registration requirements. A quick summary of the new requirements are listed below:

As of December 21 2015, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) requires all Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS - commonly known as "drones") to be registered. All drones weighing over .55 pounds (this includes all DJI Phantoms, Parrot Bebop, and other similar drones) are required to be registered with the FAA. This requirement extends beyond Illinois and applies to residents of all 50 states throughout the United States. 
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Click here to register your Drone!
  • Drone registration costs $5 and will need to be renewed in 3 years. Renewal will cost $5 every time.
  • Failure to register an aircraft may result in civil penalties up to $27,500. Criminal penalties include fines of up to $250,000 and/or imprisonment for up to three years.
  • Nearly all drones that cost over $100 (and many that are under $100) exceed half a pound, which means they will need to be registered. Yes, this means that a kid's "toy" drone probably needs to be registered.
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New York Drone Registration

1/5/2016

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New York Drone Registration
There is currently no special requirement for New York drone registration, as all drone and UAV registration requirements are overseen by the Federal Aviation Administration. New York residents are encouraged to review the FAA's new registration requirements. A quick summary of the new requirements are listed below:

As of December 21 2015, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) requires all Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS - commonly known as "drones") to be registered. All drones weighing over .55 pounds (this includes all DJI Phantoms, Parrot Bebop, and other similar drones) are required to be registered with the FAA. This requirement extends beyond New York and applies to residents of all 50 states throughout the United States. 
​
Click here to register your Drone!
  • Drone registration costs $5 and will need to be renewed in 3 years. Renewal will cost $5 every time.
  • Failure to register an aircraft may result in civil penalties up to $27,500. Criminal penalties include fines of up to $250,000 and/or imprisonment for up to three years.
  • Nearly all drones that cost over $100 (and many that are under $100) exceed half a pound, which means they will need to be registered. Yes, this means that a kid's "toy" drone probably needs to be registered.
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Texas Drone Registration

1/5/2016

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Texas Drone Registration
There is currently no special requirement for Texas drone registration, as all drone and UAV registration requirements are overseen by the Federal Aviation Administration. Texas residents are encouraged to review the FAA's new registration requirements. A quick summary of the new requirements are listed below:

As of December 21 2015, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) requires all Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS - commonly known as "drones") to be registered. All drones weighing over .55 pounds (this includes all DJI Phantoms, Parrot Bebop, and other similar drones) are required to be registered with the FAA. This requirement extends beyond Texas and applies to residents of all 50 states throughout the United States. 
​
Click here to register your Drone!
  • Drone registration costs $5 and will need to be renewed in 3 years. Renewal will cost $5 every time.
  • Failure to register an aircraft may result in civil penalties up to $27,500. Criminal penalties include fines of up to $250,000 and/or imprisonment for up to three years.
  • Nearly all drones that cost over $100 (and many that are under $100) exceed half a pound, which means they will need to be registered. Yes, this means that a kid's "toy" drone probably needs to be registered.
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California Drone Registration

1/5/2016

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California Drone Registration
There is currently no special requirement for California drone registration, as all drone and UAV registration requirements are overseen by the Federal Aviation Administration. California residents are encouraged to review the FAA's new registration requirements. A quick summary of the new requirements are listed below:

As of December 21 2015, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) requires all Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS - commonly known as "drones") to be registered. All drones weighing over .55 pounds (this includes all DJI Phantoms, Parrot Bebop, and other similar drones) are required to be registered with the FAA. This requirement extends beyond the state of California and applies to residents of all 50 states throughout the United States. 
​
Click here to register your Drone!
  • Drone registration costs $5 and will need to be renewed in 3 years. Renewal will cost $5 every time.
  • Failure to register an aircraft may result in civil penalties up to $27,500. Criminal penalties include fines of up to $250,000 and/or imprisonment for up to three years.
  • Nearly all drones that cost over $100 (and many that are under $100) exceed half a pound, which means they will need to be registered. Yes, this means that a kid's "toy" drone probably needs to be registered.
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Arizona Drone Registration

1/4/2016

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Arizona Drone Registration
There is currently no special requirement for Arizona drone registration, as all drone and UAV registration requirements are overseen by the Federal Aviation Administration. Arizona residents are encouraged to review the FAA's new registration requirements. A quick summary of the new requirements are listed below:

As of December 21 2015, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) requires all Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS - commonly known as "drones") to be registered. All drones weighing over .55 pounds (this includes all DJI Phantoms, Parrot Bebop, and other similar drones) are required to be registered with the FAA. This requirement extends beyond Arizona and applies to residents of all 50 states throughout the United States. 
​
Click here to register your Drone!
  • Drone registration costs $5 and will need to be renewed in 3 years. Renewal will cost $5 every time.
  • Failure to register an aircraft may result in civil penalties up to $27,500. Criminal penalties include fines of up to $250,000 and/or imprisonment for up to three years.
  • Nearly all drones that cost over $100 (and many that are under $100) exceed half a pound, which means they will need to be registered. Yes, this means that a kid's "toy" drone probably needs to be registered.
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Alabama Drone Registration

1/4/2016

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Alabama Drone Registration
There is currently no special requirement for Alabama drone registration, as all drone and UAV registration requirements are overseen by the Federal Aviation Administration. Alabama residents are encouraged to review the FAA's new registration requirements. A quick summary of the new requirements are listed below:

As of December 21 2015, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) requires all Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS - commonly known as "drones") to be registered. All drones weighing over .55 pounds (this includes all DJI Phantoms, Parrot Bebop, and other similar drones) are required to be registered with the FAA. This requirement extends beyond Alabama and applies to residents of all 50 states throughout the United States. 
​
Click here to register your Drone!
  • Drone registration costs $5 and will need to be renewed in 3 years. Renewal will cost $5 every time.
  • Failure to register an aircraft may result in civil penalties up to $27,500. Criminal penalties include fines of up to $250,000 and/or imprisonment for up to three years.
  • Nearly all drones that cost over $100 (and many that are under $100) exceed half a pound, which means they will need to be registered. Yes, this means that a kid's "toy" drone probably needs to be registered.

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Alaska Drone Registration

1/4/2016

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There is currently no special requirement for Alaska drone registration, as all drone and UAV registration requirements are overseen by the Federal Aviation Administration. Alaska residents are encouraged to review the FAA's new registration requirements. A quick summary of the new requirements are listed below:
As of December 21 2015, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) requires all Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS - commonly known as "drones") to be registered. All drones weighing over .55 pounds (this includes all DJI Phantoms, Parrot Bebop, and other similar drones) are required to be registered with the FAA. This requirement extends beyond Alaska and applies to residents of all 50 states throughout the United States. 
​
Click here to register your Drone!
  • Drone registration costs $5 and will need to be renewed in 3 years. Renewal will cost $5 every time.
  • Failure to register an aircraft may result in civil penalties up to $27,500. Criminal penalties include fines of up to $250,000 and/or imprisonment for up to three years.
  • Nearly all drones that cost over $100 (and many that are under $100) exceed half a pound, which means they will need to be registered. Yes, this means that a kid's "toy" drone probably needs to be registered.
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