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A: In short, yes, drones are always aircraft. The International Civil Aviation Organization defines aircraft as any machine that can derive support in the atmosphere from the reactions of the air other than the reactions of the air against the earthâs surface..
Because drone pilots are pilots they should have a pilotâs license. They are not kids on a video game, because this is not a game. Lives are really at stake. And it is true that there is a lot more to being a pilot then flying an airplane. Yes, a drone operator should be required to have a pilotâs license if they are going to operate in the airspace system, just like everybody else. And if they are going to fly for hire they should at a minimum have a commercial pilots license. In some ways drone piloting skills must be more advanced that regular pilots because the pilot is remote. I remember way back in the 1970s when I was learning to fly a Cessna 120 in the Houston area.