Arizona Balloon Company Helium Blimp 14’ġ79. Applied Aeronautics - Albatross MAX UAVġ63. Airfield – Extreme Surfer Power Gliderġ61. Airbus Defence and Space Tracker (formerly DRAC)ġ15. Airbus Defence and Space DVF 2000 (aka CARD)ġ11. Aeronautics Defense Systems Orbiter IIġ10. Aero Composites Innovations R^2 / AS 20Ħ6. Aerial Remote Mineral Detection System (ARMDS)ĥ2.
Accurate Automation Corporation EyeFlyĤ7. In case the link is not working, visit and search for "FAA-2007-3330-0007" to get the latest list.Ģ4. The Maversion of the list is available here and shown below. Operators are required to register their UAS, and operate within requirements established in the rule, exemption, and the COA. Currently, commercial, and other non-model aircraft, operations require an exemption, valid Section 333 determination, and a Certificate of Waiver or Authorization (COA). The list is not an endorsement by the FAA of any UAS. It includes UAS readily available for purchase as well as those built by petitioners which are not available for purchase from retailers. The UAS below were submitted to the FAA in petitions for exemption for UAS operations. This will relieve the petitioner of the need to submit supporting documentation on the capability and features of the specific drone if it is already on the list:Īpproved Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) Make/Model under Section 333īelow is a list of UAS previously approved by the Secretary of Transportation under Section 333 of the 2012 FAA Modernization and Reform Act. With the number of FAA 333 Exemptions for commercial use of drones about to hit 4,000, the FAA has released a list of more than 1,100 pre-approved drone makes and models, an apparent first step in easing the ability to get an exemption.
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