How to get Airspace Authorization for Commercial Drone Flight with AIRMAP

In this video Mark Donovan of Falcon Imagery shows how to use the AIRMAP App to get airspace authorization for commercial drone flight in ATC controlled airspace. Up until recently if a commercial drone pilot wanted to fly a drone in controlled airspace they would need to go on the FAA website and fill out a request for authorization or waiver and then wait up to 90 days for approval. Most of the time the client would no longer need your services by the time you got approval. Times have changed, with LAANC (Low Altitude Authorization and Notification Capability) and AIRMAP, approvals can be obtained over your phone in seconds.

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