Introduction to Part 107, do I need a part 107 certificate?
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Part 107 Book Informs On Drone Operations & Obtaining a Remote Pilot Certificate
The reference book for instructors, pilots, and enthusiasts has been published by 107 School in the interest of educating its clients.
Melrose, Florida — September 20, 2024
107 School has announced its publication of Introduction to Part 107: Do I Need a Part 107 Certificate? and the book’s availability on the company’s website and other channels.
Designed to be a primer to assist prospective pilots with their investigation of aviation and potential career paths within the industry, Introduction to Part 107: Do I Need a Part 107 Certificate? details the world of drones, and provides clarity to the federal aviation regulations that govern the industry—known as Part 107.
This section of law outlines the regulations for registration, certification, and operation of remotely piloted, civilian small unmanned aircraft systems to operate over people in the United States.
In addition to covering the nuts and bolts of Part 107, Introduction to Part 107: Do I Need a Part 107 Certificate? also provides a glimpse into what it’s possible to do with a remote pilot certificate through personal experience and relatable scenarios.
“We believe flying small remotely piloted aircraft is the logical place to start your aviation career,” said John Ellis, founder of 107 School. “It’s an affordable and accessible starting point for future aviators, and a good introduction to the processes and procedures of the FAA and dealing with them.
“The Remote Pilot knowledge exam was first aviation knowledge test I sat for, in 2016, and afterwards I became an Advanced Ground Instructor by sitting for two more aeronautical knowledge exams. From those beginnings, I produced the very first instructional video course on the subject, as well as courses for private pilot, instrument rating, commercial pilot, fundamentals of instructing, and flight instructor."
“I designed Introduction to Part 107: Do I Need a Part 107 Certificate? as a tool to help a prospective pilot determine the best course of entry into aviation, so that they can make their own decisions with ample information,” Ellis concluded.
Introduction to Part 107: Do I Need a Part 107 Certificate? is available on Kindle ($9.99), paperback ($9.99), and hardcover print formats ($29.99) on 107school.com and Amazon.
ABOUT 107 School
107 School was founded to give remote pilots in command the chance to learn from an Advanced Ground Instructor who flies unmanned aircraft daily for hire. Co-founder Karolina Ellis is the company’s CEO and an elementary school teacher at a Blue Ribbon school. As a real estate photographer, co-founder John Ellis flies his drones daily. Both co-founders wanted to offer future remote pilots the chance to learn from an educator that regularly flies unmanned aircraft, and doesn’t just keep them on his shelf.
John Ellis was the director of video production and chief of curriculum at MzeroA.com & RemotePilot101.com and produced all of their video courses from 2014 to 2024.
Aviation careers require studying for aeronautical knowledge exams on an ongoing basis. 107 School is a great introduction to studying for those exams, as its materials were prepared by some of the most experienced aviation educators in the business.
Unmanned aviation offers a tremendous opportunity, and we are here at its infancy watching the skies opening up. The number of careers where they will be used is destined to grow.
For those interested in how remotely piloted aircraft can benefit the industry and are considering adding a Part 107 certificate to a resume, 107 School wants to help them study for and pass the Part 107 test. Learners can take the mobile apps anywhere, and download videos for offline viewing. Prospective pilots can study with 107 School anywhere in the world.
For more information, visit 107school.com.
John Ellis
107 School
instructor@107school.com
