How It Works

Flying 
With FARM-i-TUDE

At FARM-i-TUDE, it’s our mission to get drone and UAV pilots in the air safely and legally. We handle the regulatory complexities of certifications and exemptions, mapping out the requirements and supporting pilots every step of the way, so they can focus on what they do best: ds.

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Over 750 pilots have taken flight under our guidance while awaiting their Part 137 certification. Fly with FARM-i-TUDE today.

Over 800 pilots have taken flight under our guidance while awaiting their Part 137 certification. Fly with FARM-i-TUDE today.

Already have your N-Number?

Ready To Fly?

If you are an FAA N-Number Holder, FARM-i-TUDE can get you in the sky as quickly as we receive your paperwork and contract.

Note: As per FAA Part 137 regulations, FARM-i-TUDE is required to handle all billing directly to your clients.

What’s Required:

Part 107 License: Copy (front and back) or copy of your temporary license
Class III Medical Certificate: Valid medical certification
N-Number Registration: Official FAA registration copy for your aircraft
Insurance Coverage: Policy meeting contract requirements with FARM-i-TUDE listed as Additionally Insured. We have in house insurance or third party option resources available.

State Licenses: State Chemical License and State Aerial Applicators License (As Required)
U-PASS Membership: Proof of current membership
Logbook Account: Utilize Cropflight, our Free FAA-Compliant logbook through the American Drone Network App
Proof of Flight Time: Logbook records or device flight hours
Knowledge Test: Completion of open-book knowledge test
Monthly Obligation: $850/month fee for ongoing Part 137 certificate

Fly Sooner

Partner With ADN

Still waiting on your FAA N-Number? ADN has a way. American Drone Network (ADN), in partnership with FARM-i-TUDE, provides a pathway for pilots waiting for their N-Number to get in the air.