UAS Policy

Georgia Southern’s UAS Policy

• All Campuses: At this time, all UAS flights require presidential approval and documentation of appropriate certifications and insurance.
• Armstrong Campus: Armstrong campus is in Hunter Army Airfield’s Class D airspace which will require a waiver or airspace authorization from the FAA to operate in that airspace.

UAS Contact list:

Chief Pilot: Joseph Reeves

Georgia Southern Official: Vice President for Communications and Marketing

Contact the Chief Pilot or UAS committee: drones@georgiasouthern.edu

UAS procedures and program access on menu to the left.

FAA UAS Regulations

• 14 CFR 107 – 
  • Rule
  • Advisory Circular
  • Rule Summary
• Educational Use Memorandum

Last updated: 7/23/2024