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Some operators believe they don’t need AcreConnect™ because they aren’t required to report flight data to the FAA. While it’s true operators using drones under 55 lbs. are exempt from reporting flight data to the FAA, they still must maintain comprehensive records, which AcreConnect™ can help to maintain. Let’s explore how.
What Do Part 137 Regulations Say About Recordkeeping?
How Can AcreConnect™ Help with Recordkeeping?
AcreConnect™ provides a simple solution to help operators stay compliant with these requirements through its work order and product usage report features. By leveraging AcreConnect™, operators can efficiently manage their recordkeeping duties, ensuring they meet all regulatory obligations without the hassle.
What Do Part 137 Regulations Say About Incident Reporting?
All Part 137 license holders are required to report accidents to the FAA within 10 days of the incident, including serious injury, loss of consciousness and property damage in excess of $500.
How Can AcreConnect™ Help with Incident Reporting?
AcreConnect™ simplifies the incident reporting process, ensuring that all necessary information is accurately recorded and easily accessible within the FAA reporting feature.
To learn more about AcreConnect™ or recordkeeping requirements for Part 137 operators, visit our website, email sales@rantizo.com or call 319-201-3020.
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