AeroDirective · Drone / UAS module
Drone & UAS compliance
Drones do not receive FAA Airworthiness Directives. Under Part 107 — and the coming Part 108 — a UAS earns airworthiness acceptance, and continued airworthiness runs through manufacturer safety bulletins and corrective actions (Continued Operational Safety), backed by the manufacturer’s Declaration of Compliance. This module shows only what we genuinely hold today, and labels everything else as coming.
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What this module does today
LiveEnter a drone’s N-number to see its registry record — make, model, serial, registration status — and a computed 3-year registration renewal date. Everything beyond that is clearly marked as coming.