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Timestamps

• [00:23] Paul gives some background information regarding the FAA investigation about Casey Neistat
• [01:14] Andy Luten logs on to Ask Drone U
• [01:35] Andy Luten tells listeners about YouTuber Casey Neistat and his reputation of “pushing the boundaries”
• [02:52] Andy talks about Casey Neistat’s casual attitude towards Part 107 laws
• [04:59] Did Casey Neistat know that he was flying in controlled airspace, and not flying as per FAA regulations?
• [05:33] Why are you obligated to fly responsibly as a drone pilot?
• [08:36] Did Casey Neistat call and get permission to fly in controlled airspace?
• [09:17] What did Andy Luten find out from the freedom of information request?
• [09:42] Can any individual file a freedom of information request?
• [11:53] What information did Andy Luten receive from the complaints that were filed against Casey Neistat?
• [13:03] How can you protect yourself against nefarious competitors?
• [17:43] How did FAA react to complaints against Casey Neistat?
• [18:35] Is there strong proof of Casey Neistat flying in controlled airspace?
• [24:11] Discussing pros and cons of FAA’s approach to regulating Part 107 laws from a macro and micro perspective
• [26:28] Should you risk flying your drone in controlled airspace? What is the worst case scenario?
• [32:31] What do you think about FAA’s decision in the Casey Neistat case? How does this affect the drone industry, and what kind of an example does this set?
• [34:56] How can the drone community can watch out for each other and result in a safer airspace?
• [37:28] Will the FAA react strongly in case of a catastrophic drone incident?
• [43:16] How can you build a strong following and a healthy business?