§ 11901 Pest Control Aircraft Pilot Requirements
This law says you can’t fly a plane or a drone to do pest control unless you have the right pilot certificates and FAA approvals.
A farmer wants to use a drone to spray pesticide over his fields.
The farmer (or the person flying the drone) must have a valid pest‑control pilot certificate and be authorized by the FAA to operate that drone for spraying. If they don’t have those, they’re breaking the law.
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§ 11901 Pest Control Aircraft Pilot Requirements
Last verified: January 10, 2026