HOW WE GOT OUR FAA PART 137 EXEMPTION FOR +55 POUND SPRAYING DRONES

It has been a long wait, but Aerial Influence finally received our FAA Part 137 exemption for +55 pound drones. What does that mean? It means we can spray pesticide and other dangerous material from a +55 pound drone. It's a big milestone and we're going to tell you about our experience. ‪@FAAnews‬

[@jcims]

Awesome!!! Congrats!!!

[@handsilence]

Very helpful! Thanks Guys!

[@Whatsthegossipnews]

Thank you for the important information I will be reaching out

[@donmassengill9039]

Iam a dry chemical missle distributer for a chinse manufacturer Joyance distributor and also a foxtech distributor and they also have a fire bomb

[@brettmayes8572]

Still not legal without a chemical applicators license.

[@SC-xn6zu]

Can you apply for a waiver to fly from a moving vehicle for the 137 exemption?

[@tylergridley7633]

Is there a way I can get a template of y’all’s request form to start mine?

[@AerialInfluence]

We give a copy of our petition to anyone who purchases an Agriculture drone from us.

[@tlc12070]

I got you fam

[@Suspiciousfpv]

Hey are you guys hiring? I just got out of the Army and want to get into this.

[@pappadudat]

better to open your own business

[@eqbviewllc7111]

its 'crewed' and 'uncrewed' . . . for some reason after 100s of years pilots infer something that is now a bad thing