Want your drone back?
Label it!
It's also the law.
Avoid costly fines and greatly increase your chances of getting your lost drone back.
Found a Drone?
Find the Owner Here.
If you happen to find a drone that appears to have been lost, do the right thing and try and get it returned to the owner. Most likely it will have suffered some damage but it is still of some value to the owner.
Look for a phone number and place a call. If there is no phone number look for a Registration Number, which is required to be displayed on most drones in the USA and Canada.
Are You FAA Compliant?
To Avoid Fines:
Once you're registered with the FAA, we have what you need to be compliant.
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FAA Drone ID Products to Keep You Compliant
FAA - Drone Identification & Compliance
Options for Popular Drones
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We offer FAA ID products that work great for any drone.
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Own a Drone? Register it in our Drone Registry.
A drone is a substantial investment, especially when you add in the cost of the batteries and accessories required. If your drone becomes lost, which happens more than people think, it can be a big financial hit.
To assist drone owners in getting their lost drones back, we setup a Drone Registry on our website which allows any drone owner to register their drone(s) so that the person finding their drone can connect with the owner and get the drone back to them. It's 100% FREE to register as many drones as an individual or company might have.
Please note that we ask for minimal personal information and what you do provide is not sold or shared with anyone.
Are you FAA compliant?
If you own and pilot a drone which weighs over 0.55 lbs., you are required to do the following:
Don't Risk It!
Label Your Drone and Put Your FAA Registration in Your Wallet and Relax
Don't be caught without your drone being labeled with your FAA number or flying your drone without proof of drone registration. It can be very costly.
Civil penalties are as high as $27,500.
Criminal penalties can be as high as $250,000 and/or up to three years in prison.
Even without the real threat of FAA fines and penalties, an unlabeled drone is not likely to be returned if lost. A survey by the Wall Street Journal found that 1 in 3 drone owners reported at least one flyaway. And that's just one of a lengthy list of ways a drone owner can lose their drones.
Don't risk it! Put a label on your drone and greatly increase the odds of getting your precious drone returned. Get a hard-copy of your FAA Registration and slip it into your wallet and rest easy. It's too cheap and easy not to.