Before You Buy: FAA Regulations For
All Remote Pilots/ eVTOL Pilots
Types of Airspace
Class A:
High-altitude controlled airspace (18,000 FT or More)
Class B:
Surrounds the nation’s busiest airports. Highly controlled, nicknamed (Upside-down Wedding Cake)
(10,000 Ft or More)
Class C:
Airspace around Regional airports with moderate traffic.
(4,000 Ft or More)
Classes A,B,C Require Air Traffic Control Authorization
Class D:
Surrounds smaller towered airports.
(2,500 Ft or More)
Class E:
Controlled airspace that fills the gaps between other classes.
(700 Ft, 1,200 Ft or More)
Class G: Uncontrolled.
This class is prominently where you would operate in residential/ secluded areas for recreational flight.
You should avoid Classes A,B,C,D anyway. These airspaces may see you as an UFO!
Please be Careful!!
Please be Responsible!!
- Boredom: the state of being weary of your creativity; the healthy motivation to try something new
-On to the boring stuff: All customers that purchase our product(s) must comply to simple regulation governing the airspace and recreational use of these fun hovering devices. You'll have the skills and safety training necessary before operation of these devices.
Attention/ Atención : Failure of safety, results to you or people around you being affected by unsafe decisions. You're the captain of your device! Please learn about your device reading the descriptive Product Manual that took ages to make :)
Summary of Regulations
FAA Part 103
An "Ultralight Vehicle" (eVTOL)- the NASSIRATTI HOVERING DEVICE(s) in this case- doesn't require a License or medical certificate to operate.
You'll need a TRUST Certification.
If you have your FMCSA CDL medical cert. that's a bonus!
These devices are engineered to be very safe for any responsible pilot- speed, weight, and integrated algorithms are optimized so you never worry about your ambitions falling into fear.
Parameters:
}Daylight operation only
}Never Hover directly above people/cars and congested areas
}Cannot Fly Above 400 Ft Aerial
}Commercial Use: Please see required licensing for business use in FAA Part 107, This is optional IF for Recreational use only
See:
FAA Part 107
Remote Piloting
Note: Not required for FAA Part 103
UAS: Unmanned Aircraft Systems "without any human riding it"
There are plans to create NASSIRATTI agriculture, filmography, search/rescue assistance small UAS Products. The remote pilot cert. isn't required for MAs (Manned Aircraft) but highly suggested for more serious safety/ instrument training. It's required for any UAS over 0.55 LBS with Remote ID. It's a simple process:
-Take the 14 CFR 107 knowledge test
-Complete TSA vetting (Clearance)
Parameters:
}Day/Night operation WITH Lighting
}Never Hover directly above people/cars and congested areas
}Cannot Hover Above 400 Ft Aerial
}Can't fly faster than 87Knots (100MPH)
}Visibility Min. 3 Statute Miles
See:
FAA eVTOL Requirements
All NASSIRATTI HOVERING DEVICES are equipped with:
Remote ID/GPS
Impact Resistence Outliner
Device Master Manual
LED Safety Lighting
It's imperative to learn safety/regulatory points before you go on autopilot with your device!
Remote ID is required for all eVtol/ UASs to operate recreationally. Please double check for ID Module and Master Manual with your product(s).
A Trust Certification is required to operate any hovering device
GO TO:
https://trust.pilotinstitute.com/
to get your FREE Trust Certification!
Upload proof upon purchase of your product,
Where to get Certifications?
A Trust Certification is required to operate any hovering device
GO TO:
https://trust.pilotinstitute.com/
Check out CBOs (Community Based Organizations) - they assist you with ensuring compliance or identity of airspace around your zoned areas.
https://www.faa.gov/uas/recreational_flyers
https://faadronezone-access.faa.gov/#/
There is also an app by the FAA: