Register aircraft and manage a Part 107 fleet through FAA DroneZone
domain: faadronezone-access.faa.gov · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Create an FAA DroneZone account at faadronezone-access.faa.gov, selecting either a recreational or Part 107 (commercial) account type
Register each drone individually (each Part 107 aircraft registration is a separate $5 fee) — this choice of registration type is permanent per drone
Confirm Remote ID compliance status for each registered aircraft (Standard Remote ID, retrofit broadcast module, or FRIA-only operation)
Use DroneZone to request airspace authorizations for controlled airspace not covered by LAANC, alongside waiver submissions
Renew registrations every three years before expiration to avoid an operational gap
Known gotchas
A drone cannot be switched between recreational and Part 107 registration types without deregistering and re-registering from scratch
Registration and Remote ID compliance are separate obligations — a registered drone without a working Remote ID broadcast is still non-compliant under 14 CFR Part 89
Multiple aircraft under one Part 107 account each require their own individual registration and fee; there is no fleet-wide blanket registration
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