Being able to fly a drone is an incredibly useful — and fun — skill. But it’s also a pretty complicated one to put to use, particularly if you plan on flying your drone for work or business purposes.

Drone licensing is primarily determined by intent: commercial use (any profit) requires a Part 107 license, while recreational use necessitates passing the FAA's TRUST safety test. All drones used ...

The FAA Part 107 exam (Unmanned Aircraft General – Small, UAG) is a 60-question multiple-choice test requiring a 70% passing score, taken in two hours, and costs $175. The exam covers five main ...

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A Long Island high school has a drone class that fully prepares students to take their FAA commercial license test. The superintendent said it's all part of keeping education relevant. A Long Island ...