If you’re planning to operate a drone in the United States, it’s important to know the laws and regulations that apply to your activities. Here are 10 USA drone acts or regulations that you should be aware of:

FAA Part 107

Fly for Fun (Recreational Flyer)

Fly at Night

Fly Over People

No Drone Zones

Remote Identification (Remote ID)

Flight Over Private Property

Special Rule for Model Aircraft

Section 336

Section 349

FAA Part 107 governs commercial drone operations, while recreational drone users must follow Fly for Fun regulations. Certain conditions allow for nighttime flying and flying over people, while designated No Drone Zones to prohibit these activities. The FAA has set Remote Identification requirements to take effect in 2023, and it has established specific rules for flying over private property and using model aircraft. Sections 336 and 349 provide additional guidelines for recreational drone use. Stay informed and fly safely by understanding these important regulations.