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Understanding the regulations around flying drones in Vermont is essential for all drone operators.
In Vermont, you do not need to register your drone if it is for recreational use only. However, for commercial use, you must register your drone with the FAA and obtain a Remote Pilot Certificate.
When flying your drone in Vermont, you must keep it in your line of sight at all times. Avoid flying near airports, restricted airspace, and over crowded areas. Respect people's privacy and do not fly over private property without permission.
It is forbidden to carry hazardous materials with your drone or fly it over critical infrastructure such as power plants or government buildings. Additionally, always yield right of way to manned aircraft when flying your drone.
Violating drone laws in Vermont can lead to fines and legal consequences. To ensure a safe and legal flight, familiarize yourself with all the regulations before taking off.
