Obviously, not all drone businesses are created equal, and often companies will specialize in different areas of aerial operations. (This is a large factor in price differences and overall professionalism required for specific shoots.) However, there are a few key … Read More
We are happy to announce that Ozark Drones has recently renewed our FAA Part 107 license for commercial operations. (Also known as a UAS Remote Pilot certificate.) This license is one of the core elements that makes a lot of … Read More
Getting an Airspace Authorization for drone operations from the FAA is a lengthy process, which can take between 90 to 120 days, or longer. (Airspace Authorizations are required if any drone flight takes place within a 5 miles radius of … Read More
Ozark Drones has recently been granted a Night Wavier from the FAA to permitting drone operations at night. This waiver will help expand the services offered from Ozark Drones, and now allows us to film at client locations at any … Read More
Springtime is here again in the Ozarks. Trees are budding out in beautiful greens and yellows, and the days are getting longer allowing for some fantastic evening flights. We’ve put together a nice drone showcase video featuring some scenic Spring … Read More
Recently the FAA finalized the first set of operational rules for commercial use of small unmanned aircraft systems. This is great news for anyone looking to use drones as a part of their business in Arkansas. For the entire United … Read More
The FAA recently announced plans for a new certification process for commercial drone businesses starting in August. This is great news and will result in a surplus of commercial drone operators in Arkansas. The previous certification process was by exemption only, … Read More