Flying Your DJI Agras Spray Drone Legally

Overview

• To operate the drone you will need a Part 107 certificate, part 137 certificate, a 55+ pound weight exemption, and a state pesticide applicator license if required by your state.
• We work with a consultant who can help you get your exemptions and apply for your certifications. Please contact us to set you up with her.

• If you purchased the FAA package, the regulations form link is in your customer resource email. 

Part 107 

• FAA Part 107 webpage - you can find regulations, study material, local testing facility, and all information regarding Part 107 
  • https://www.faa.gov/uas/commercial_operators/
• Map of approved testing sites
  • https://www.federaldroneregistration.com/part-107-test-centers

Part 137

• You can find information on part 137 regulations with this link
  • https://www.faa.gov/uas/advanced_operations/dispensing_chemicals/
• Our regulations consultant will do the first part of your 137 in conjunction with your 55+ exemption (44807)
• You will then have to contact your FAA FSDO (FAA inspector) to finalize and obtain your Operating Certificate.

55lbs+ exemption (44807)

• This can be done through our consultant. This exemption will allow you to comply with part 107 55 pound regulation.

FAA Drone registration

• See 2. Process for Over 55 lb registration.pdf
• FAA form 8050-1
• UAS affidavit
• Can be mailed in, instructions on the 8050-1, or completed through the link above

Want to register your drone under your LLC or company? Click Here. 

State Pesticide Applicator Licensing

• Check your state's regulations to find if you need a state applicators license to spray with your drone both commercially or privately. Also determine your state's requirement for insurance coverage to obtain a state license.
  • We work with the following person below under the insurance section.