Ripping It 55+ Spray Drone Regulation Package Part 137 & 44807 Exemptions 

FAA Exemption Package (Over 55lbs) $2550 Consulting Services Include:

- Creation & Submission request for approval of required Section 44807 exemption

- Continuous direct communication with the FAA on your behalf, and until granted!

- SOP, Training & Safety Manuals

- (ONLY for Spraying Operations) Certification Guidance to obtain your Part 137 / Agricultural Aircraft Operator Certificate

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NOTE: This standard consultancy package covers what most applicants require for the FAA to grant necessary approvals. Your approval(s) will be based on several factors including but not limited to:

1) You must obtain or already hold a Part 107 Pilot License (we offer an Online Study Guide).

2) Your ability to reply and provide information in a timely fashion.

3) Your preparation and success during your in-person, in-field flight / safety / knowledge demonstrations with the FSDO. Although it is less common, we want you to know that if the FAA requires additional information or consultant’s work beyond the usual process, additional charges may apply (see rep for details). Given the nature of this process, we cannot guarantee your approval(s), but we do guarantee our work is complete, accurate and in accordance with the outlined FAA process.

Many customers have questions about the FAA rules for using sprayer drones. Frankly – it isn’t easy to understand unless you comprehend government lingo! But we’ve got your back! Our consulting services help you get the FAA spraying drone approvals you’ll need… and we do it fast! In fact, we work with some of the first companies to get FAA approval and having clients in the process now, so we understand how the process works.

Step By Step Check List

1. Start the 44807 Application Process:

Purchase the Regulation Package Above. Note that you do not need a Part 107 certificate or drone serial number to start the application.

2. Work with the Ripping It Spray Drones Regulations Consultant:

Complete the Regulations Consulting Form you receive via email after purchasing the regulations consulting package. Specify any exemptions you want included in your petition. This initiates your 137 and 44807 exemptions process.

3. Become 107 Certified:

-Obtain an FAA Tracking Number (FTN) by creating a profile on the Integrated Airman Certification and Rating Application (IACRA).

-Schedule an appointment with an FAA-approved Knowledge Testing Center.

-Complete and pass the initial aeronautical knowledge test: "Unmanned Aircraft General - Small (UAG)".

4. Purchase Your Drone:

Acquire the drone(s) you intend to use for your operations, ensuring they meet the specifications and requirements for the type of spray operations you plan to conduct.

5. Register Your Drone with the FAA:

Ensure all documents submitted match (e.g., if the aircraft invoice is under the LLC name, all other documents, including the 8050-1 application, must also be in that name). Forms 8050-1 & 8050-88

6.Obtain Insurance for Your Drone Operations:

After registering your drone, secure insurance coverage for your drone operations, making sure it meets any required criteria for liability and risk coverage.

7. Receive the 44807 Exemption:

Once you have the exemption, complete the 8710-3 form found at the end of your exemption documents.

8. Submit the 8710-3 Form:

Email the completed form to the 137 UAS Operations Office for review and approval.

9. Complete Certification for Part 137:

Upon approval of the 137 application, provide the necessary Part 107 certificate and drone serial number(s) for the drones you plan to use.

10. Obtain Your FAA Medical Certificate:

Schedule and complete your FAA medical certificate appointment to get a 3rd class medical certificate.

11. Obtain Your State Pesticide Applicator License:

Follow the necessary steps to acquire a license for handling and applying pesticides in your state.

12. Prepare for Operations:

SOP, Training & Safety Manuals - Ensure each pilot operating under the 137 certification has their 107, 3rd class medical certificate and state chemical license before actual operations begin. You will need  flight logbook to document all operations. 

Drone Regulation Guide