How to fly drones for journalism in the U.S.

Will McDonald, Poynter Institute, April 2017

A digital producer at a small daily newspaper in Central Washington state describes how he became a Part 107-Licensed Remote Pilot and shares lots of insider tips.

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A terrific starter guide for aspiring drone pilots, including rules and regulations, certification, airspace restrictions and tips for using drones for journalistic purposes.

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