Thanks to Robert, a drone pilot in Arkansas, for today’s question. He asks if pilots should keep the copyright on their aerial photography and if they should charge when giving up ownership of the raw footage. We discuss
Great question today from Joe in Minnesota. We'll go through everything you're asking about and see what we can do to help. Thanks for the question, Joe! Fly safe, everyone! Get your questions answered: https://thedroneu.com/. Tell us what you think of the our show. We listen and tweak often. So
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Great question today from Randall in Maryland. Thanks for listening and sending it in. Fly safe! Get your questions answered: https://thedroneu.com/. Tell us what you think of the our show. We listen and tweak often. So please leave a review on iTunes:
Thanks to Barry in Texas for the question today. This is certainly something you want to know and be sure of before you approach any Real Estate Agents. Good luck, and fly safe! Get your questions answered: https://thedroneu.com/. Tell us what you think of the our show. We listen and tweak often. So
Our question today comes from Brian in Illinois. He is asking about the very recent news that Mexico has come out with fairly light regulations for UAVs under 2 kilograms. His question though is what about the Inspire 1? Could he even fly the Inspire for any projects he gets in Mexico? Brian is asking this
Today, in celebration of our "silver anniversary" (kind of), we are breaking a bit from the normal question format and instead addressing a recent article from Fortune. The article is entitled "FAA Issues Blanket Approval For Commercial Drone Use Below 200 Feet." So what's the catch? Is this really an
Our question today comes from Pierre in Oregon, who is looking to turn his passion into profit. So he's asking us what are some ways he can get his drone services out there and pick up more clients? Once again, we have another great question, and one we have quite a bit of experience and knowledge in. So
Our question today comes from Wesley. He recently got out of the military and is interested in getting UAVs. But he'd like to know if it's even legal to get paid to fly your drone as a business. This is a great question and one that will get numerous answers because experts often see it differently. But we
Our question today is our first ever question from a female pilot. Her name is Tammy, and she is from NoCal (sorry, Paul, it's NoCal, not NorCal). She is asking us why her battery lasts longer in lower elevations vs. higher ones? Paul goes into great detail as to not only why, but the how behind it all. So
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