6 Things to Know About Night Waivers for Drone Cinematography (1)

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6 Things to Know About Night Waivers for Drone
Cinematography
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• Part 107 night waivers for drone cinematography
  are a recent innovation in drone aviation law.

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• The current rule for all Part 107 pilots under 14
  CFR 107.29 is that no person may operate a
  small-unmanned aircraft system (UAS) during
  night.

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• Wild Rabbit Aerial has received a Part 107 night
  waiver for drone cinematography allowing their
  pilots to operate during all night hours from
  sun-down to sun-set.

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• A Part 107 night waivers for drone cinematography
  allows experienced drone operators to capture
  footage at night. The Wild Rabbit Aerial team can
  also operate during Civil Twilight with FAA
  required anti-collision system lights that are
  visible for a 3 mile statute.

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• When it comes to the Part 107 night waivers for
  drone cinematography regulations, it is important
  to know that night translates to the end of
  Evening Civil Twilight (beginning at sunset and
  ending when the Sun reaches 6 degrees below the
  horizon) and the beginning of Morning Civil
  Twilight (when the Sun is 6 degrees below the
  horizon and ends at sunrise).

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• During Morning Civil Twilight, which is usually
  30 minutes before sunrise, there is no Part 107
  night waivers for drone cinematography required.
  However, UAS operators should reduce the level of
  anti-collision lighting if its determined that
  operating conditions are safe.

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To learn more about Wild Rabbit Aerial and night
waivers for drone cinematography, please call
323-577-3977 or visit http//www.wildrabbitaerial.
com/faa-part-107-night-waiver.
Wild Rabbit Aerial Productions 2310 Central
Ave, Irwindale, CA, 91010 [phone]