§ 11902 Pest Control Pilot Certification
This law says a pilot’s certificate for pest‑control aircraft has to show what kind of pilot they are – either a journeyman or apprentice for manned aircraft, and one of four categories for unmanned aircraft.
A farmer uses a drone to spray pesticide on crops. The drone operator’s certificate must list them as a "private applicator" (or another allowed status) so the farmer knows they’re properly qualified.
Because the drone is an unmanned pest‑control aircraft, the law requires the operator’s certificate to say if they are a journeyman, apprentice, private applicator, or vector control technician.
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§ 11902 Pest Control Pilot Certification
Last verified: January 10, 2026