Everyone has heard the term “drone.” It’s becoming an increasingly popular way to refer to the small (usually) helicopter-like devices that are being flown by millions of people around the globe. However, there’s also UAV, UAS and RPA used to describe them, which can make things a bit confusing.

The FAA has laid out some rules of what you can and can’t do with your drone. There’s nothing too crazy, just a few things to remember and take note of. We breakdown simple rules every drone operator needs to know before they fly.

Get an in-depth look at three main categories of UAVs or drones and their advantages and disadvantages including fixed wing, single rotor and multirotor.

Egnyte and Botlink partnered to help users quickly and safely share data with colleagues. Drone data, such as processed aerial maps, are automatically synced by Egnyte, keeping the data safe while allowing file sharing in one easy-to-access location. 

It seems everyone has their own side-hustle these days. Many people sign up for ridesharing services, others walk dogs in their free time, some rent out their homes to strangers. But you? You’ve got a drone. You have the best kind of potential side-hustle!

Once you’ve bought your drone and you’re absolutely confident you’ve mastered the art of flying it, you can get ready to start making money with your new skills and hardware.

What do you do after you’ve bought your first drone? What laws and regulations do you need to know to make sure your new passion is fun and hassle-free? Read on to find out