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FAA 333 Exemption - Don’t get fined $10,000!

Filing for an FAA 333 Exemption can legitimize your business, get you ahead in the industry, and help you avoid legal trouble with the FAA. Creating an FAA 333 Exemption can be time-consuming and confusing. DARTdrones has mastered the process of submitting FAA 333 Exemptions.

Under current Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) laws, in order to fly a Unmanned Aerial Vehicle for commercial purposes (for any monetary value) legally, the company or individual must file for and be granted an FAA 333 Exemption. An FAA 333 Exemption is a request to be “exempt”, or pardoned, from an FAA rule. With the 333 Exemption you are requesting to be pardoned from certain rules, specifically, in this case, those banning commercial drone operation.

The Unmanned Aerial Vehicle industry is about to explode. Getting your company ahead by getting an FAA 333 Exemption is the first step to entering the market before your competitors. Having access to early adopters and getting into the market on the ground floor is key to success when the exemption comes out. Many people illegally fly their drones commercially. The FAA has given $10,000 penalties to companies for flying commercially without an exemption. It can make your business be seen as illegitimate, lead to your new company needed to fly under the radar and miss out on great press opportunities, and cause expensive legal trouble.