ORIGINAL: STLPilot
ORIGINAL: ira d
Look for AFS-400 UAS POLICY 05-01 of 9/16/2005 on the FAA web site.
Abel
You're right Abel up until the point you do so for money.
6.17.3. Pilots flying UA on other than instrument flight plans must pass the required knowledge test for a private pilot certificate as stated in 14 CFR 61.10510, Aeronautical Knowledge, (or military equivalent) for all operations beyond visual line-of-sight
and for all operations conducted for compensation or hire regardless of visual proximity.
I'm wondering if the AMA is aware of this rule? This could very well be in conflct of the rule for training for compensation unless the AMA worked something out directly with the FAA.
STL
I went to FAA link and didnt find the statment as you have it worded.
Im done with this thread and will just say the FAA does not regulate
my models if they have been regulating yours then great.
I will also say if someone was to ask me fly at an airshow im not going
to call the FAA and ask if its ok either, and any money I received would
be done in such a way that it would not cause any problems for anyone
that was involved.