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Are you a new drone owner? A practiced beginner? A frequent operator simply unfamiliar with safe drone operations? The FAA's new four-rotor drone, Buzzy, is here to answer all of your drone safety questions! Learn the essential Dos and Don'ts of Drone Safety with the FAA's whimsical expert, Buzzy the Drone.

Kevin, the #FAADroneGuy, and John Page are ready to answer all your questions about drones! The FAA's LIVE Question & Answer sessions are a great opportunity to ask your drone-related questions, and talk to the FAA's subject matter experts. This Q&A session was live streamed on July 29, 2019 at 1:00 p.m. (ET). More information from the FAA website on Drones available here: https://www.faa.gov/uas/ #FAA #Drone #Pilot #Airspace #UAS #AirTraffic

Recreational Flyers: Fly Safe. Have Fun. New FAA regulations and changes describe how, when, and where you can fly your drone for recreational purposes. You are considered a recreational flyer if you fly your drone for fun, and following these rules will keep you and your drone safe — as well as keep the airspace available to everyone. In this webinar, #FAADroneGuy Kevin Morris explains how the FAA is incrementally rolling out changes and what they mean for you when you fly. #Drone #Pilot #Flight #Airspace #FAA #UAS #AirTraffic

FAA UAS / UAV Rules / Regulations 14 CFR Part 107 Commercial Operations Speaker Kevin R Morris, Minneapolis Flight Standards District Office Presented to Twin Cities AUVSI Chapter Minnesota Autonomous Vehicle Meet-up Hosted at Divanni's, Edina MN

Are you a new drone owner? A practiced beginner? A frequent operator simply unfamiliar with safe drone operations? Buzzy is back, and they are here to help with tips from the FAA. Buzzy knows the importance of how high we can fly!