Drone & UAS compliance

Registered (status V) · last action Aug 18, 2026 · renewal due Aug 18, 2029

1052 days remaining

Drone registrations are valid for 3 years. We compute this date from the FAA registry’s last action date, which is not always the registration date — verify and renew at FAADroneZone.

No FAA Airworthiness Directives exist for this type. Drones under Part 107/108 generally don’t receive ADs — continued airworthiness runs through manufacturer safety bulletins. We monitor the Federal Register daily and will list any AD the moment one publishes.

Under Part 108, continued airworthiness for a type-accepted UAS runs on the manufacturer’s safety bulletins and corrective actions (Continued Operational Safety), not on FAA ADs. Those bulletins are published by each manufacturer, in each manufacturer’s own format — there is no single FAA feed for them.

We are building that aggregation per manufacturer. Until it ships, we show nothing here rather than guess: check your manufacturer’s support portal directly.

Remote ID is mandatory for nearly all registered drones and is actively enforced — civil penalties run roughly $1,100 for an operator up to $27,500 for a manufacturer or producer. Checked against 477 Remote ID declarations we hold from the FAA's public Declaration of Compliance dataset. The FAA record is the authority; we mirror it and link straight to it.

• LiveRegistration renewal (3 years)Aug 18, 2029
• ComingPart 107 remote-pilot recurrency (every 24 months)
• ComingWaiver / airspace authorization expiry
• ComingInsurance certificate (COI) expiry

Only the registration renewal date is computed from data we hold. The rest depend on records you enter — that tracking is being built.